How to Halve or Double a Baking Recipe: Eggs, Leavening, Pans and Bake Time
Scaling a recipe is simple arithmetic until you hit 1/3 cup, a single egg or a 9x13 pan. Here is how to handle each of those cleanly.
Scaling a recipe is simple arithmetic until you hit 1/3 cup, a single egg or a 9x13 pan. Here is how to handle each of those cleanly.
Fully baked muffins and cakes are not the concern. Raw batter, no-bake desserts and soft custards are, and the fixes are simple.
Cold eggs can make creamed butter seize and curdle, and cold milk can firm up melted butter into streaks. A few minutes of warming solves both.
We use analytics cookies to see which articles are read. No ads cookies. Privacy policy