Recipe scaler
Recipe scaler
Paste ingredients, choose a factor, and get a scaled list with the same units.
How to scale without ruining the dish
Scaling a recipe isn’t just math—check cook times, pan size, and ingredient density to keep texture and doneness right.
Quick tips
- For pans, surface area matters more than depth for bake time.
- Cut chemical leaveners by ~25–50% when doubling delicate batters (pancakes, muffins).
- Keep salt proportional but taste at the end—especially for sauces.
- For long braises/stews, add ~10% liquid when doubling.
Quick example Cake for 8 in a 20 cm pan? For 12 servings, use a 23 cm pan and start checking doneness 5 minutes earlier.