americastestkitchen:

If you don’t have a dozen tiny ramekins on hand to hold all of your prepped ingredients (one can dream, right?), there’s an easy fix. Use the cups of a muffin tin, each fitted with a liner, to hold small amounts of various ingredients. This method keeps up to 12 well-organized ingredients at hand.
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Love this! I’m inclined to do it without the liners to be less wasteful, but I guess that makes it difficult to dump them in. Reuse them?

americastestkitchen:

If you don’t have a dozen tiny ramekins on hand to hold all of your prepped ingredients (one can dream, right?), there’s an easy fix. Use the cups of a muffin tin, each fitted with a liner, to hold small amounts of various ingredients. This method keeps up to 12 well-organized ingredients at hand.

See more: 5 Kitchen Tools That Moonlight as Other Things

Love this! I’m inclined to do it without the liners to be less wasteful, but I guess that makes it difficult to dump them in. Reuse them?

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    good idea….but they sell ramekins at The Dollar Tree. The white ribbed kind as well as the lil pyrex-ish ones.
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    wow… & I’m amazed!
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    Great kitchen tip: many uses for
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