Recipe: chocolate chili tarte

[gelbes_gilatier]

So, I did promise I'd post the tarte recipes. Because I have to convert metric to... whatever it is you call your measurements people in countries that don't use metric measurements (what do you call it? I always wondered about that. BTW, this is the converter I used, so in case anything looks weird, blame that) standard, I'll post them one at a

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[stupidtonberry]

This recipe sounds delicious. I can't wait to try it.

Oh, and non-metric units are called standard or imperial depending on who you are talking to.

[gelbes_gilatier]

I can't wait to try it.

If you do, could you do me a favor and tell me which figures work best for standard measurements?

Oh, and non-metric units are called standard or imperial depending on who you are talking to.

Thank you! I take it standard is US and imperial UK?

[stupidtonberry]

Standard and imperial are different words for the same thing, but it is regional. I call it imperial, but I know people not so far away who call it standard. You can use either one.

I have school today until late at night, so I will see if I can try the recipe tomorrow and tell you how it goes.

[sgteam14283]

I believe it's called 'the system that makes everything more confusing but we're not going to change it because we're annoying like that.' ;)

[gelbes_gilatier]

:D

You know, the funny thing is: practically everything in the US is produced with metric measurements. Cars are produced with metric measurements. NASA works with metric. The Marines use the metric system, at least in parts...

[sgteam14283]

really? I didn't know that...

you'd think that we'd just switch over so we'd be in line with everyone else but apparently the government is still stuck in the adolescent stage where we have to defy everyone just because we can ;)