How to measure spaghetti?
degausser234
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So, I was wondering, the serving size of spaghetti is 2oz but what would that happen to be in a dry measuring cup? I was wondering because I don't really know what 2oz of spaghetti looks like and having it in cups would help me understand about how many oz I had.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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I'm usually cooking for my family of six, so I had to figure out how to measure it once it was cooked.
This is how I had to figure it out for each type of pasta used:
1. Weight it as 2oz dry on a scale.
2. Cook it until it was done how I like it.
3. Then "wet measure" in a measuring cup.
Most of the types of pasta I cook for the family turned out to be roughly a cup, but that may vary with pasta shapes. I have my pasta with more veggie mixed in than I give the kids.0 -
I typically use the nickle method. Put the noodles in the circle between your index finger and thumb and a serving size is about the size of a nickle.0
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So, I was wondering, the serving size of spaghetti is 2oz but what would that happen to be in a dry measuring cup? I was wondering because I don't really know what 2oz of spaghetti looks like and having it in cups would help me understand about how many oz I had.
Thanks in advance!0 -
The 2 oz are usually measured dry. So I measure 2 oz and then cook it and have that.0
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I use my food scale and weigh it, but it does come to 1 cup cooked (like everyone else says).0
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Thanks everyone!
It's greatly appreciated0
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