Quick! What does "T" mean? **New Question** How do you count scallions?

[Calliope]

I have a tuna salad recipe that calls for 4 six ounce cans of tuna. Everything else is measured in "T" - like 6 T of minced carrots. Do you think it's tablespoons or teaspoons? :scratch

***New Question***

How do you count scallions (green onions)? The recipe says '3 Scallions' - is that three of the tube shaped leaves or three whole plants if you by the roots?

[Singingmom]

Which ingredient is it that you're questioning?

[lumpofclay]

capital Ts are supposed to be for tablespoons.

[Psyche]

Large T would equal tablespoon and small t would be teaspoon if I had to hazard a guess.

[Singingmom]

Oh, yes...is that what you meant? Unless there's a misprint, T is always tablespoon. :tu

[Calliope]

Great. I thought it was tablespoons! :rockon Back to mincing.

[Calliope]

Okay, new question - see OP. :/

[jewelmcjem]

Too late for you recipe, but it's the whole bulb. 3 scallions would 3 bulbs plus the greens a little way up.

[Calliope]

:yes I did the whole bulb!