料理における重量計量と体積計量
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定義
料理における重量計量は、体積単位（カップ、大さじ）の代わりに質量単位（グラム、オンス）を使用して材料の量を指定する方法。
解説
A cup of sifted flour weighs about 113 g, while an unsifted packed cup can reach 160 g—a 40% difference that collapses a cake recipe. Professional and pastry recipes almost universally specify grams for this reason. A kitchen scale also reduces the number of measuring cups to wash. The US remains unusual globally in relying on volume measures for home baking.
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