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Good pinch of
I'm trying to read a recipe.
1) If it says "a good pinch of (saffron)", is it more than one pinch, or the same as one pinch.
2) If the recipe is derived from a XX Magazine recipe, is it the same as the original recipe or modified?
Thank you.
1) If it says "a good pinch of (saffron)", is it more than one pinch, or the same as one pinch.
2) If the recipe is derived from a XX Magazine recipe, is it the same as the original recipe or modified?
Thank you.
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Anonymous 1) If it says "a good pinch of (saffron)", is it more than one pinch, or the same as one pinch. A big pinch; a pinch + a little bit more. Anonymous 2) If the recipe is derived from a XX Magazine recipe, is it the same as the original recipe or modified?
- Anonymous 1) If it says "a good pinch of (saffron)", is it more than one pinch, or the same as one pinch.
- A big pinch; a pinch + a little bit more.
- Anonymous 2) If the recipe is derived from a XX Magazine recipe, is it the same as the original recipe or modified?
- It is presumably modified.
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Anonymous1) If it says "a good pinch of (saffron)", is it more than one pinch, or the same as one pinch.A big pinch; a pinch + a little bit more.
Anonymous2) If the recipe is derived from a XX Magazine recipe, is it the same as the original recipe or modified?It is presumably modified.
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