I used
large ramekins that are the perfect size for one.
Butter 6 custard cups or
large ramekins.
I also used pretty
large ramekins as it was the only offering at dinner - no sides or salad.
I cut the recipe in half, baked the layers in
large ramekins, and the only changes I made were using avocado oil and replacing the agave with maple syrup.
Pour the pasta (with the sauce on it) until small oven proof dishes such as french onion soup bowls (what I used),
large ramekins, or even just a medium sized baking dish.
Fill two
large ramekins with water and place between the pans.
Arrange rutabaga slices in a 9x9» casserole or four
large ramekins and place on a sheet pan.
Pour into a mug or
large ramekin (line it with clingfilm if you want to be able to take it out to serve).
That being said,
the larger the ramekin, the more carefully you'll have to place the crust on top.
Spray coconut oil or non-stick cooking oil in
a large ramekin, small bowl, or Pyrex glass bowl.
Put the butter and cream into
a large ramekin, small gratin dish or other oven safe dish.
Lightly spray an ovenproof ceramic bowl or very
large ramekin with olive oil spray and arrange the tortilla inside to make a shell.
There should be roughly 2 muffins worth of batter left over, so I just baked the rest in
a large ramekin.
For the bowl, I like to use
a large ramekin or any small microwave - safe bowl.
Not exact matches
It makes a lot of filling, enough for two
large squash (4 people), so if you don't need that much, feel free to freeze the rest in a air tight container or just make the rest in
ramekins.
Arrange 8 (1 / 2 - cup)
ramekins or custard cups in a
large metal baking pan.
You can serve it in a
large casserole dish or in individual
ramekins, as I like to do.
Bake Place
ramekins in a
large tin plate and fill the tin half - full with boiling water.
When I used smaller molds, I made eight; with the
large metal
ramekins you see in these photos, I made four.
Grease 4 — 1 cup
ramekins, 2 — 2 cup dishes or a
larger casserole dish, depending on how you want to bake and serve this.
I baked mine in two
larger dishes, but this could easily be done in smaller
ramekins for individual servings, or in one
larger dish.
In a
large roasting pan or baking dish, fill with hot water so that the water comes up about half way up the sides of the
ramekins.
Scoop into a
large coffee cup or small
ramekin and microwave on HIGH (100 percent power) for 90 seconds, or until cooked through.
Strain into a
large measuring cup or pitcher and then evenly pour the cream into the
ramekins.
Put these in a
larger ovenproof pan and carefully pour boiling water inside the
larger pan until it comes nearly halfway up the sides of the
ramekins / dish.
Ok, so this may seem a little silly, but I have small
ramekins at home and while at the store this weekend I noticed they sell
large ones as well.
Bake it in a
large pie plate or in small
ramekins (even coffee cups), and you'll have a crowd - pleasing dessert.
Spoon your mac and cheese into
ramekins, or a
large oven - safe dish and sprinkle with garlic breadcrumbs.
* Recipe creates 4 medium - sized cheesecakes (made in
ramekins), ~ 12 mini cheesecakes (made in muffin tins), or 1
large cheesecake (made in a springform pan or round cake pan).
Butter
ramekins and coat with granulated sugar, knocking out excess, then put in a
large shallow baking pan.
Whisk all ingredients together in a
large measuring cup and pour filling into
ramekins (or custard cups or microwave - safe mugs) until 1/2 full.
Place
ramekins in a
large baking dish; add hot water to dish to a depth of 3/4 inch.
Strain and pour into desired moulds (
ramekins are a classic way to serve crème brulee, I chose to cook mine in two
larger rectangular baking trays 24cmx15cm and serve quenelles of it).
Butter, for
ramekins Coarse salt 1 bunch fresh asparagus (or a 10 ounce package frozen broccoli florets) 6
large eggs 1/2 cup half - and - half Ground pepper 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg 3/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese (3 ounces)
If you're looking to serve this to a
larger group, I would recommend just doubling the recipe and buying more
ramekins... or maybe making my clementine upside down cake.
Follow the method above, then place in
ramekins or a
large casserole dish, top off with a little extra sauce, optionally sprinkle with a crispy crumb topping of your choice, and bake for 15 minutes until golden brown.
Place six 4 - ounce
ramekins in a
large deep roasting pan.
While baking hash in individual
ramekins is a fun way to serve a crowd, feel free to bake it in one
large skillet instead.
Place the molds or
ramekins in a
large baking pan.
Place
ramekins in a roasting pan lined with a kitchen towel; place pan on a
large rimmed baking sheet.
Using a
large offset spatula, bench scraper, or back of a chef's knife, scrape edge across tops of
ramekins to level, which will encourage a nice flat top on finished soufflé (discard excess batter, or scrape into another dish and bake separately).
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.
Preheat oven to 350 ° F. Line a
large baking sheet with parchment paper and place 8
ramekins or custard cups on the pan.
(I know the recipe says 8 servings, but I wasn't sure how
large the servings are... Are the
ramekins in the picture a good indicator?)
Can this be made in one
large round
ramekin style that will serve 8 - 10??? I have seen another recipe made with cashews.
Puree the bananas and dates in a food processor and then mix all of the ingredients in a
large bowl, scoop the mixture into two four - inch
ramekins, sprinkle with a little cinnamon sugar and some melted vegan butter, and bake in a roasting pan with a layer of water for twenty minutes.
This dish can be prepared in one
large casserole or in 6 individual
ramekins.
Instead of making rosettes, coil fillo «logs» around the
ramekin for one
large rose.
Pour the pudding into eight 6 - ounce
ramekins or teacups, or one
large decorative bowl.
I was gifted
large and small
ramekins from my aunt.