how many grams in a teaspoon of spinach souffle?

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• How many grams in a teaspoon of spinach souffle?
  Roughly 2.83 g for a level teaspoon. That's a small dollop — about what fits on the tip of a demitasse spoon or piped through a small star tip onto a cracker. Three teaspoons make one tablespoon (8.5 g), which is useful when an appetizer recipe specifies tablespoons but you're plating with a tasting spoon for cleaner portions.
• When would a recipe call for spinach souffle by the teaspoon?
  Canape and amuse-bouche work, mostly. A teaspoon-sized dollop on a cucumber round, a deviled egg, or a polenta crisp gives a green accent without overwhelming the bite. It also shows up in stuffed mushroom recipes where you're filling 1-inch caps — each cap takes about a teaspoon, so a 12 oz tray fills roughly 100-120 small mushroom caps.
• Is a teaspoon of spinach souffle enough to flavor scrambled eggs?
  Not really — for two eggs you want at least a tablespoon (8.5 g) folded in at the end of cooking. A single teaspoon (2.83 g) gets lost. The exception is a single-egg omelet or a small frittata bite where one teaspoon sits on top as a garnish rather than mixing through. Treat the teaspoon scale as a finishing touch, not a flavor base.

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