Is there a special name for a ramekin?

[*crikey*mate*]

just little bowls to put your mustards and sauces etc in for on the dinner table?

I've got a white dinner set with gold edges, and trying to find matching dishes etc - I just know them as ramekins, but is there a special name?

Thanks

[*crikey*mate*]

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

That sounds like Royal Albert old english roses, I have the dinner set, tea set, and most of the bits and pieces.

What's for dinner?

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I'm pretty sure this is what mum uses, but I haven't seen it for years - I thought it was doulton, but maybe its albert?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Royal-Albert-OLD-COUNTRY-ROSES-30pc-Dinner-Set-1st-Eng-c1962-/12118804631...

[freddie*rooster]

Sounds lovely, enjoy your day and stop stressing.

[buzzlightyearsgirlfriend]

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@my*favourite*poster wrote:

just little bowls to put your mustards and sauces etc in for on the dinner table?

I've got a white dinner set with gold edges, and trying to find matching dishes etc - I just know them as ramekins, but is there a special name?

Thanks

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As someone who has worked in restaurants you ask this?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ramekin

[*crikey*mate*]

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@my*favourite*poster wrote:

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

That sounds like Royal Albert old english roses, I have the dinner set, tea set, and most of the bits and pieces.

What's for dinner?

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I'm pretty sure this is what mum uses, but I haven't seen it for years - I thought it was doulton, but maybe its albert?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Royal-Albert-OLD-COUNTRY-ROSES-30pc-Dinner-Set-1st-Eng-c1962-/12118804631...

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must be that one, cos it's definitely not this

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ROYAL-DOULTON-ENGLISH-ROSE-D6067-62-PIECE-DINNER-SET-PICK-UP-BENDIGO-/181...

[*crikey*mate*]

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@buzzlightyearsgirlfriend wrote:

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@my*favourite*poster wrote:

just little bowls to put your mustards and sauces etc in for on the dinner table?

I've got a white dinner set with gold edges, and trying to find matching dishes etc - I just know them as ramekins, but is there a special name?

Thanks

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As someone who has worked in 5 star restaurants you ask this?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ramekin

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it might pay to read back a bit.......

[freddie*rooster]

Yes, that's the same as I have, I have ruby red glasses to go with it.

[buzzlightyearsgirlfriend]

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my*favourite*poster wrote:

it might pay to read back a bit.......

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Why didn't you phone the restaurant where your other half works and ask the Chef?

[*crikey*mate*]

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

Yes, that's the same as I have, I have ruby red glasses to go with it.

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that sounds really nice.

do you use yours often? or do you save it for really splish occassions?

I have my good dinner sets that I just look at LOL, and then just an ordinary everyday white one - just cos Gordon Ramsay put them out LOL *blush*

but I didn't have 16 place settings of any of them.

hey Buzz - it's hotels that are rated up to 5 stars (and some diamond)  the only stars that matter for a restaurant are michelin, which only go up to 3.

[freddie*rooster]

This Christmas will be the first time I have used them, due to illness last Christmas was a right off, so this Christmas will be special, plus my Mum turns 89 Christmas eve.

[*crikey*mate*]

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

This Christmas will be the first time I have used them, due to illness last Christmas was a right off, so this Christmas will be special, plus my Mum turns 89 Christmas eve.

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a double celebration, that's pretty cool! and definitely worth bringing out the good stuff for.

Just you being there and with your mum too, will make it an awesome day.