Gah! This is annoying!
I have geletin in a pack of 12 'leaves', the leaves are about 4" by 2 1/2" in size, like a sheet of plastic. How many of these would be equivilent to the 6 tsp's in Michelle Fosteres recipe??
Shola
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Sorry, I have no idea. Perhaps that information can be found on the website of the company who makes it.
everything I have found in the gelatin conversion tables says that 4 leaves =1 tablespoon so you would need 8 leaves to make the 6 teaspoons HTH
Thanks Sugarshane, I did have a look but nothing on the site, but I find this after trawling through google:
One envelope of granulated unflavored gelatin = 1/4 ounce = 7 grams = 2 1/2 teaspoons of granulated unflavored gelatin equals about 4 gelatin leaves.
annoying thing is I need 3 tsp's as I want to halve the recipe, I will have to make a guesstimate I think!
I'm going with 4 1/2 leaves, does that make sense? Help! I'm crap at math!!
Edit:
Just seen your post, thx Oliveoyle, that pretty much matches what I though I'll go with 4 and a quarter leaves to be safe!! Lol!
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