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A friend received a recipe from a French source, and is uncertain
about conversion: ____________________________________________ "...But it is in gm and liters. I've already guessed by using conversion tables avaible on the net. They are in parenthese's...see if you or others could correct them? I already know Eurpeon flour is different than ours. Banana's cake ! 100 g butter (1 stick + 2TBS of butter) 200 g sugar (1 2/3 cup) 3 eggs 3 big bananas (overripe) 200 g flour (1 2/3 cup) 1/2 bag of yeast (powder)(1 tsp) 1/2 coffee spoon of salt 1 spoon of vanilla powder (1 tsp liquid vanilla) 100 g walnut or hazel or almond in powder. (3/4 cup) In a bowl churn sugar and butter in cream. Add broken eggs one by one, crushed bananas, the flour, salt, yeast, vanilla, nuts (or others) chopped. Mixe well. Cook in a cake pan (28 cm) [11 inch] well buttered in medium heat. Turn it out as still a little hot and decorate with slices of bananas diped quickly in lemon juice. ________________________________________ Any obvious corrections |
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