Kitchen reference card: where to find one?

[joeljkp]

I'm looking for a nice pre-made kitchen reference card, something that I can download as a PDF and print out, maybe laminate, and stick on my fridge.

My dream ref sheet would have common conversions, common times and temperatures, units of measure, substitutions, etc.

Anyone have good source for this?

[greygarious]

Mine were cut from women's magazines and are taped on the insides of my upper cabinet doors.

[janniecooks]

Check out marthastewart.com, I think you'll find a number of conversions and handy charts there, perhaps under clip art if not in the cooking section.

[Phurstluv]

Sur La Table sells ones that are magnets for your refrigerator door.

[Antilope]

Here are some a quick Google search turned up:

Kitchen Conversion Cheat Sheet - PDF
http://www.cookbookpeople.com/images/kitchen-conversion-chart.pdf

Kitchen Conversions - PDF
http://tipnut.com/projectfiles/KitchenConversions.pdf

Kitchen Conversions - PDF
http://moxiemamagourmet.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Kitchen-Conversions.pdf

Liquid & Dry conversions - PDF
http://www.butterball.com/pdf/LiquidDryMetric.pdf

Traditional Weights & Measures Conversion - PDF
http://www.butterball.com/pdf/TraditionalWeightsMeasures.pdf

Temperature Conversion - PDF
http://www.butterball.com/pdf/Tempera...

[joeljkp]

Thanks Antilope, that first one was almost exactly what I was looking for.

I wonder why it doesn't have the conversion for beans, though? 1 15-oz can = 1/4lb dry, in my experience.