The flour in your recipe will be most accurately and easily measured in a dry measuring cup. Liquid measuring cups are designed to accurately measure (drumroll please!)–liquid ingredients!

I talk a lot about how measuring cups stack in this piece, with good reason. Measuring cups come in sets, so they must be stacked for storage. However, I quickly learned during my tests that not ...

learning to scoop and level my dry ingredients with the dry cups, and using liquid measuring cups for oils and other wet ingredients, which greatly reduced my tragic spills. Take it from a recipe ...

Packing dry ingredients into a wet measuring cup means you’re likely measuring ... at counter-level to check for the meniscus of your liquid ingredients. Instead, you can read the measurement ...

Which liquid measuring cup is best? Bakers and cooks alike know that the success of most recipes rises and falls with accurate measurements. Bread won’t bake if the liquid measurement is off ...

the different methods for measuring dry and liquid ingredients can make a difference, and that's why there are separate wet and dry measuring cups. To measure dry ingredients, you should pack the ...