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Cooking with Decimals and Fractions

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Cooking with Decimals and Fractions

Use the recipes and number models to match, convert and calculate cooking measurements. Give fractions in simplest form.

Match the Cooking Measures

Match each decimal measurement with its equivalent fraction.

Convert Between Decimals and Fractions

1.A recipe needs 0.35 kg of oats. Write 0.35 as a fraction in simplest form.
2.A measuring jug contains 0.4 L of milk. Write 0.4 as a fraction and name the fraction in words.
3.A bowl has 0.05 kg of cinnamon. Write this amount as a fraction in simplest form and in words.
4.Write 2/5 as a decimal.

Recipe Calculations

Amira and Lachlan are preparing food for a chess tournament. Use this muffin recipe: flour 0.6 kg, sugar 0.3 kg, milk 0.25 L and butter 0.15 kg.

5.Write the flour, sugar, milk and butter amounts from the muffin recipe as fractions in simplest form.
6.Hudson doubles the muffin recipe. How much sugar does he need? Give the answer in kilograms as a fraction and show the calculation.
7.Each tournament muffin uses 0.1 kg of flour. How many muffins can be made from the recipe's 0.6 kg of flour?

Kitchen Conversion Challenge

For a batch of scones, the recipe uses 1.25 cups of flour, 0.5 cup of milk and 0.2 cup of oil.

8.Convert each scone recipe amount to a fraction in simplest form: flour, milk and oil.
9.Amira makes half a batch of scones. How much milk does she need? Write the amount as a decimal and as a fraction.
10.The full scone batch makes 10 scones and uses 0.2 cup of oil. Lachlan uses 3/4 of the oil amount. How much oil does he use as a decimal? Is that enough oil for 7 scones if oil is used in the same proportion for each scone? Explain.

3 printable pages

  • Cooking with Decimals and Fractions, page 1 of 3: Match the Cooking Measures, Convert Between Decimals and Fractions

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  • Cooking with Decimals and Fractions, page 2 of 3: Recipe Calculations, Kitchen Conversion Challenge

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  • Cooking with Decimals and Fractions, page 3 of 3: 9. Amira makes half a batch of scones. How much milk does she need? Write the amount as a

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