ramekin
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- noun
- /ˈræməkɪn/
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ramequín
- After baking, let the soufflés cool slightly before serving them in their ramekins.
- bake in a ramekin
- ovenproof ramekin
- butter the ramekins
Get you a little side of this little, you know, get you a little mannequin of strawberry ramekin.
- Get you a little side of this little, you know, get you a little mannequin of strawberry ramekin.
Examples
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You take a frozen cylinder of ganache and you set it in the ramekin so that as the outside cooks fully, the inside becomes molten!
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He brings things we do not order: a little plate of biscotti and tiny ramekins of flavored butter for our pane.
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I'll be eating that morning into a ramekin and give it about 10 seconds on HIGH.
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I'll open my freezer and there will be a ramekin like this filled with peanut butter.
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Half of the recipe resulted in 4 ramekins of chocolate delight.
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Ketchup is brought in a small ramekin; no squeeze bottles or packets here!
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Bake for about 45 minutes (less for small ramekins), until the top is golden brown.
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You're just going to scoop a bunch of Peach filling into the ramekin, fill it to the top.
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Pour the mixture into ramekins, custard cups, or other serving dishes of your choosing.
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I also look for dishes that can be made in advance and reheat well or can be cooked in smaller portions, if necessary (pot pie in individual ramekins, for example).
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Synonyms
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A shallow round container used for holding or serving food
A small dish that is safe in the oven for baking and serving one portion
A small dish used to cook and serve a single portion of food
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Etymology
Ramekin comes from the French word ramequin, which named a small dish brought into English from northern Europe and used for tiny baked foods; think of it as a 'little baking bowl'. That's why a ramekin is the small ceramic dish you use to bake and serve one portion.