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The majority of souffle recipes I come across call for a 1-1/2 quart
souffle. I have only a 1 quart, and I neither have nor want a 1-1/2 qt souffle since I most often cook for only one or two. The problem is that the recipes call for x number of eggs, and so I can't just multiply by 2/3 to get a scaled-back recipe. Has anyone come up with a suitable way to overcome this, or am I going to have to just mix together the egg-containing elements as if I were making the 1-1/2 qt and then take 2/3 of that mixture, discarding the excess? Incidentally, I've never made a souffle in my life, so this is all new. Thanks, Dan |
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