I baked it in two different sized small
glass ramekin bowls.
I melt it in a small
glass ramekin in the oven that is preheating.
Pour the mixture into 4
glass ramekin dishes and place in a baking tray half filled with hot water.
Pour the mousse into a trifle bowl or individual
glass ramekins, or form it into a round on a serving platter.
Since I was delivering this to someone who just had surgery, I couldn't use
glass ramekins, so I used individual serving aluminum pie pans.
I prefer to use
these glass ramekins for this recipe.
I use 6 ounce
glass ramekins for this recipe.
Not exact matches
I have used vintage tea cups,
glasses and small
ramekins, but it's up to you what you serve them in.
Gently spoon chocolate mousse into
glasses, small mason jars, or
ramekins.
With the help of a flat measuring cup or a flat
glass, or
ramekin, press some of the crust against the edges of the pie dish leaving about 1/4» all around pie edge.
Portion the liquid into 4 serving vessels of your choice (I used wine
glasses but
ramekins or bowls will also work).
this can also be made in a
glass dish instead of in individual
ramekins.
Prepared exactly as directed but used a 12 x 8 inch
glass dish instead of 4
ramekins.
Divide into 6 to 8 small
glass jars /
ramekins, seal with a lid, and place in the refrigerator for 2 to 4 hours to set before enjoying.
Divide in
glasses and set Then, with a ladle, fill the dessert
glasses, small bowls or
ramekins with the batter.
Next, in a medium
ramekin or in a
glass measuring cup, add the 1/2 cup of cool water.
Oil four
ramekins or
glasses with a neutral - tasting oil.
Divide into five small
glass bowls or
ramekins (approx 1 cup each) that have been sprayed with non-stick.
Divide the mixture between 4
ramekins or little
glasses and sprinkle over the chia seeds, if using.
I poured mine into these pretty 2 cup
glass jelly jars but you could also let yours set in
ramekins and unmold them for a more traditional presentation.
glasses or
ramekins and wrap tightly with plastic wrap.
Pour into 6
ramekins or small serving dishes /
glasses and cover.
Divide mixture evenly among 6 individual
ramekins or serving
glasses.
Place on a large baking sheet 8 ovenproof shallow dessert bowls (
glass or ceramic), soufflé cups,
ramekins, or individual gratin pans, each with a capacity of at least 1 cup (8 ounces) or preferably a bit more.
The filling makes enough for 14 pies but that's an awkward number so I recommend making 12 pies and then pouring the remaining filling into two
ramekins or some kind of
glass that you can enjoy right away.
Spray coconut oil or non-stick cooking oil in a large
ramekin, small bowl, or Pyrex
glass bowl.
Now the original recipe tells you to divide the mixture into 8 2 - oz
ramekins or shot
glasses.
Once mixture is completely smooth, remove from blender and put in
ramekins or a
glass container and cover tightly.
One timesaving method is to cook and purée a selection of fruits, vegetables, and meats in adult quantities, and freeze them in
glass custard dishes or porcelain
ramekins, or just clumps on a baking sheet.
I used stemless wine
glasses as my serving vessel — a great substitute are ball jars or
ramekins.
Whisk in the yogurt and divide into 8
glasses or 4 - ounce
ramekins.
I included some natural elements like the wooden
ramekins and blush mercury
glass candle holders to zhush up the rest of the table, but other than that, I didn't add much.