A
ramekin is a small, individual baking dish. It is typically used for serving single portions of dishes like custard, soufflé, or crème brûlée.
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I never thought about cooking up the eggs
in ramekins in the oven....
Brush bottoms, sides, and rims
of ramekins with butter, using straight upward strokes all the way around.
For the full Insta effect, serve in small
ramekins with blackberries on top (this extra step also makes it prime for a decadent dinner party).
You can make it in a loaf pan and slice it, or pour the mixture
into ramekins for individual servings.
I baked mine in two larger dishes, but this could easily be done in
smaller ramekins for individual servings, or in one larger dish.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Coat a small baking pan or
individual ramekins with coconut oil.
Pour lamb stew into a lightly greased 3 1/2 quart baking dish, or into
ramekins for individual portions.
Place ramekins on baking sheet; bake 25 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean.
Serve with 4 potato wedges and, if desired, a 1 -
ounce ramekin of sour cream for dipping.
At this point, you may place
filled ramekins in refrigerator or freezer for later baking.
Lightly coat a 1 -
cup ramekin with nonstick cooking spray.
The apples and topping mixture can also be divided
among ramekins for single - serve portions.
I do this on my coffee maker's hot plate in a small
ramekin so I don't burn the coconut butter and it works like a charm in less than 5 minutes.
All the ingredients are just tossed together in a bowl and then molded into a standard 6 - ounce
ramekin dish.
When pancakes are almost about through, place microwave
safe ramekin in microwave with 1/2 TBS dark chocolate chips and 1 tsp almond milk for 15 - 20 seconds.
Gently turn the plate /
ramekin over and the cake will slide right out.
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F and grease 2 4 -
inch ramekins with butter and coat with sugar on the inside.
Line ramekin bottoms with parchment paper, and fill just under halfway with cookie dough.
Place
ramekins inside a cake pan or casserole pan deep enough to create a water bath.
Lightly coat 6 8 -
oz ramekins with butter and set them on baking sheet.
When you want to serve them dip the
glass ramekin into a bowl of hot water for a few seconds to loosen the frozen fruit cake, and use a butter knife to gentle dislodge the cake.
This left me with a little bit extra filling, so I put it in
mini ramekins in the fridge as a key lime pudding (perfect topped with some whipped coconut cream!)
The single -
serving ramekin cups mean you can continue enjoying it for days afterward — without the risk of «accidentally» finishing the rest of the cake in a single sitting.
I wonder if I couldn't just spread a round of brie with some no - sugar apricot jam, sprinkle with cranberries, and bake it in a small, covered
ramekin until gooey?
Let cool for 2 minutes, then using a hot pad, turn
ramekin upside onto a plate and give a little shake.
I lined two four - ounce
porcelain ramekins (six - ounce would work fine, as well) with parchment paper circles, divided the batter evenly between the two of them, and baked on the middle rack.
I also used pretty large
ramekins as it was the only offering at dinner - no sides or salad.
Fill 4
ramekins halfway with the carrot mixture and press down with the back of your spoon to compress the batter.
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.
For some more holiday sparkle I filled
white ramekins with silver ornaments.
But even when I baked this in deeper dishes,
like ramekins, it was JUST AS DELICIOUS, but more like a soufflé or a thicker pancake.
I also threw them in small
ramekins because I love creating little personal treats.
Mine took almost an hour to get to that point, possibly because I used small
ramekins instead of lower gratin dishes, but I wasn't in any hurry.