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450 g bread flour
120 g milk
40 g heavy cream
7 g instant dry yeast
50 g granulated sugar
55 g butter
25 g bread flour
into measuring cups used for cooking,
120 g milk
40 g heavy cream
7 g instant dry yeast
50 g granulated sugar
55 g butter
25 g bread flour
into measuring cups used for cooking,
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GPT-4o mini
To convert the given measurements from grams to measuring cups commonly used in cooking, here's a general guide:
### Ingredients Conversion
1. **Bread flour**
- **450 g** bread flour ≈ **3 3/4 cups** (1 cup of bread flour is approximately 120 g)
2. **Milk**
- **120 g** milk ≈ **1/2 cup** (1 cup of milk is approximately 240 g)
3. **Heavy cream**
- **40 g** heavy cream ≈ **1/4 cup** (1 cup of heavy cream is approximately 240 g)
4. **Instant dry yeast**
- **7 g** instant dry yeast ≈ **2 1/4 teaspoons** (1 teaspoon of dry yeast is approximately 3 g)
5. **Granulated sugar**
- **50 g** granulated sugar ≈ **1/4 cup** (1 cup of granulated sugar is approximately 200 g)
6. **Butter**
- **55 g** butter ≈ **1/4 cup** + **1 tablespoon** (1 cup of butter is approximately 227 g)
7. **Bread flour (additional)**
- **25 g** bread flour ≈ **1/4 cup** (same conversion as above)
### Summary of Cups Measurement
- **Bread flour**: 3 3/4 cups + 1/4 cup
- **Milk**: 1/2 cup
- **Heavy cream**: 1/4 cup
- **Instant dry yeast**: 2 1/4 teaspoons
- **Granulated sugar**: 1/4 cup
- **Butter**: 1/4 cup + 1 tablespoon
Feel free to adjust these measurements based on how precise you want to be, as some ingredients can have varying densities. For the best results in baking, weighing ingredients with a scale is typically more accurate than volume measurements.
### Ingredients Conversion
1. **Bread flour**
- **450 g** bread flour ≈ **3 3/4 cups** (1 cup of bread flour is approximately 120 g)
2. **Milk**
- **120 g** milk ≈ **1/2 cup** (1 cup of milk is approximately 240 g)
3. **Heavy cream**
- **40 g** heavy cream ≈ **1/4 cup** (1 cup of heavy cream is approximately 240 g)
4. **Instant dry yeast**
- **7 g** instant dry yeast ≈ **2 1/4 teaspoons** (1 teaspoon of dry yeast is approximately 3 g)
5. **Granulated sugar**
- **50 g** granulated sugar ≈ **1/4 cup** (1 cup of granulated sugar is approximately 200 g)
6. **Butter**
- **55 g** butter ≈ **1/4 cup** + **1 tablespoon** (1 cup of butter is approximately 227 g)
7. **Bread flour (additional)**
- **25 g** bread flour ≈ **1/4 cup** (same conversion as above)
### Summary of Cups Measurement
- **Bread flour**: 3 3/4 cups + 1/4 cup
- **Milk**: 1/2 cup
- **Heavy cream**: 1/4 cup
- **Instant dry yeast**: 2 1/4 teaspoons
- **Granulated sugar**: 1/4 cup
- **Butter**: 1/4 cup + 1 tablespoon
Feel free to adjust these measurements based on how precise you want to be, as some ingredients can have varying densities. For the best results in baking, weighing ingredients with a scale is typically more accurate than volume measurements.