Most of the recipes here are using the Imperial System but depending on where you live and your cooking utensils/pans/casseroles, converting to the Metric System may be necessary. These conversions are based on a cup = the standard 8 fluid ounces and are shown with the standard working equivalent metric measure.

Measuring Spoons

ImperialMetric
1/4 Teaspoon1 Millilitre
1/2 Teaspoon2 Millilitres
1 Teaspoon5 Millilitres
2 Teaspoons10 Millilitres
1 Tablespoon15 Millilitres

Measuring Cups

ImperialMetric
1/4 Cup 50 Millilitres
1/3 Cup75 Millilitres
1/2 Cup125 Millilitres
2/3 Cup150 Millilitres
3/4 Cup175 Millilitres
1 Cup250 Millilitres
4 1/3 Cups 1000 Millilitres/1 Litre

Weight

ImperialMetric
1 Ounce30 Grams
2 Ounces 55 Grams
3 Ounces85 Grams
4 Ounces125 Grams
5 Ounces 140 Grams
6 Ounces170 Grams
7 Ounces200 Grams
8 Ounces250 Grams
16 Ounces500 Grams
32 Ounces 1000 Grams/1 Kilogram

Casserole Dish Sizes

ImperialMetric
8 x 8 Inch Square20 x 20 cm/ 2L
9 x 9 Inch Square22 x 22 cm/ 2.5L
9 x 13 Inch Rectangle22 x 33 cm/ 4L
10 x 15 Inch Rectangle25 x 38 cm/ 4.5L
8 x 2 Inch Round20 x 5 cm/ 2L
9 x 2 Inch Round22 x 5 cm/ 2/5L
8 x 4 x 3 Inch Loaf20 x 10 x 7 cm/ 1.5L
9 x 5 x 3 Inch Loaf23 x 12 x 27 cm/ 2L

Temperature

ImperialMetric
275 Degrees140 Degrees
300 Degrees150 Degrees
325 Degrees160 Degrees
350 Degrees180 Degrees
375 Degrees190 Degrees
400 Degrees200 Degrees
425 Degrees220 Degrees
450 Degrees230 Degrees