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dem82 [27]
3 years ago
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Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago
8 0

You have to proceed by cross-multiplying (<em>produit en croix</em> in French) each measure: the amount of the ingredient for 12 crêpes multiplied by 5, and then the result divided by 12.

  • Farine : \frac{215*5}{12} = 90 g
  • Lait : \frac{335*5}{12} = 140 ml
  • Œufs : \frac{5*5}{12} = 2
  • Beurre fondu : \frac{60*5}{12} = 25 g

Arrondi à l'unité, il faudra donc 90 g de farine, 1/4 de cuillère à thé de sel, 140 ml de lait, 2 gros œufs et 25 g de beurre fondu pour 5 crêpes.

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