Americans are not a systematic people, at least not when it comes to measuring out cooking ingredients. Pick up just about any cookbook and you will find a hodgepodge of units—pinches, teaspoons, cups ...

The one piece of kitchen equipment I most often find myself surprised that people don't own is the humble kitchen scale. Vitally important, but easily overlooked, a good kitchen scale can make you a ...

Cookbook author Adeena Sussman recently joined The Washington Post Food section staff to answer questions about all things edible. Here are edited excerpts from that chat. Q: Joy the Baker has ...

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I didn’t wake up one morning wanting to be a scale evangelist, honest. The urge grew gradually. But now, as America’s kitchens fill with useless gadgets -- mango slicers, slider molds, cherry pitters, ...

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Reducing your food portions for weight loss is just one reason to get better at weighing out ingredients in the kitchen, and you don't even need scales to do it. But with endless tips and tricks out ...