How many potatoes equal half cup?
You can't directly convert potatoes to a half cup measurement. Here's why:
* Potato Size: Potatoes come in different sizes. A small potato might be less than half a cup, while a large potato could be much more than half a cup.
* Potato Type: Different types of potatoes have varying densities. A russet potato will be less dense than a red potato, meaning a half-cup by weight would equal a different volume.
* Preparation: The way you prepare the potato (diced, mashed, etc.) will affect the volume.
Instead of trying to convert potatoes to a half cup, focus on:
* Recipe Instructions: Most recipes will specify how much potato you need by weight (e.g., 1 cup chopped potato) or by count (e.g., 2 medium potatoes).
* Visual Estimation: If a recipe doesn't give specifics, you can usually estimate a half cup by visual comparison. A typical medium potato will be close to half a cup when diced.
Let me know if you have a specific recipe in mind, and I can help you figure out how much potato you'll need!
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