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Why doubling a recipe isn’t always a simple matter of maths

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Sydney Morning Herald
By Eden Faithfull
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Why doubling a recipe isn’t always a simple matter of maths
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Scaling a recipe up or down is often more complicated than just increasing or decreasing the ingredients and cook time.

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  • Why doubling a recipe isn’t always a simple matter of maths.
  • Scaling a recipe up or down is often more complicated than just increasing or decreasing the ingredients and cook time.
  • Scaling a recipe up or down is often more complicated than just increasing or decreasing the ingredients and cook time.

Scaling a recipe up or down is often more complicated than just increasing or decreasing the ingredients and cook time.

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