3. Use the Spoon and Level Method To accurately measure dry ingredients like flour or sugar, use the spoon and level technique. Spoon the ingredient into the measuring cup without packing it down, and then use a straight edge (like a knife) to level off the top for a precise measurement.
The 1% gallon size is particularly useful for larger recipes, such as soups, stews, or batter where measuring cups might fall short. It can accommodate larger volumes, making it an ideal companion during holiday cooking or entertaining, when larger quantities of food are often prepared.
3. Handles for Easy Handling Look for pans with built-in handles or well-defined side grips. This makes it easier to maneuver the dish in and out of the oven, especially when it is loaded up with layers of delicious ingredients.
6. Temperature Resistance
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