Student Cookbook For Dummies (UK Edition)





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Handy Conversion Tables for New Cooks


Want to create simple meals on a budget that taste great? With these conversion tables (which are British measurements), you can ensure you get the temperature and amount of ingredients just right.

































































Oven Temperature Conversions
FahrenheitCelsiusGas Mark
225110¼
250130½
2751401
3001502
3251703
3501804
3751905
4002006
4252207
4502308
4752409




























































































Weight Conversions
Imperial Ounces (oz)Metric Grams (g)
½10
¾20
125
1 ½40
250
2 ½60
375
4110
4 ½125
5150
6175
7200
8225
9250
10275
12350
1 pound (16 ounces)450
1 ½ pounds700
2 pounds900
2 ¼ pounds1 kilogram
3 pounds1.35 kilograms
























































Volume Conversions
Imperial Fluid Ounces (fl oz)Metric Millilitres (ml)
130
255
375
5 (¼ pint)150
10 (½ pint)275
15 (¾ pint)425
1 pint570
1 ¼ pints725
1 ¾ pints1 litre
2 pints1.2
2 ½ pints1.5
4 pints2.25




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If I Eat This, Will I Die? Food Storage Advice for Newbies


Yoghurt looking a bit yucky? Tomatoes no longer tasty? This handy table tells you how long to store uncooked items in the fridge before you risk stomach distress — or worse.























































ItemWill Keep in the Fridge for . . .
Chicken breastUp to 2 days
Minced beefUp to 2 days
Fresh fishUp to 2 days
BaconUp to 7 days
PizzaUp to 4 days
EggsUp to 5 weeks
TomatoesUp to 10 days
CarrotsUp to 2 weeks
LettuceUp to 1 week
MushroomsUp to 4 days
Opened yoghurt potUp to 4 days
MilkUp to 7 days




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