You ignore commas in the recipe
Sometimes a recipe is also a grammar test. Every cut, chop, or sifting instruction listed after an ingredient is to be done after the ingredient is measured. So, “1 cup walnuts, chopped” means whole walnuts are measured into 1-cup container and then chopped up on a cutting board. Joy the Baker reminds us that one cup of chopped walnuts is very different than one cup of walnuts, chopped. The former, “one cup of chopped walnuts,” is a much bigger portion (you can pack more chopped nuts into a one-cup container because there’s less air space between the chopped nuts than whole nuts). Here’s how to cook your way out of the 10 worst cooking mistakes.
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