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Ramekin or Dish?

Posted by lbains (My Page) on
Thu, Jun 5, 08 at 14:10

I am going to make a crustless quiche and want to know what the preferred method is for cooking it. Would it be a ramekin or a dish? The ramekin is a small dish/bowl for individual servings where the dish is much bigger and will make a quiche the size of a pie and then individual slices are cut and served on the plate. Thank you.


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RE: Ramekin or Dish?

When I have made crustless quiche in the past, I've used a pie plate which is not for individual servings. You don't want to use a casserole dish as that would be too deep.


 
 

 

 


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