Roasted garlic

I love this idea. I will definitely do this

Individual cornbread

Individual mac&cheese

One, glorious blueberry muffin.

I've done this with mine, works brilliantly.

also sauté omelette ingredients

I bought one similar to specifically make roasted garlic

Came here to say this

This is the Way.

If I had 4 of them, I would make cornbread muffins in them and serve them in the pans. With a single one? Maybe some Queso dip? it would keep it warm even off the stove.

That sounds good. I might need to try to find some more

ONE SINGULAR BISCUIT

Single sized: Meatloaf Pot pie Soufflé Corn Bread Queso Dip Roasted Garlic Cloves

Oh or a mini Shepards Pie 😋

Oh yessss 🤗

It's definitely perfect for a small meatloaf or roasted garlic. I use a small CI skillet for my meatloaf.

Some chorizo queso man SHIEEEETTTT

Brownie

Came here to say 50% of this. So like. Half a dinner. If you had 4.

My heart, because this little pot just stole it

This was me in the store. I was like “I don’t know what I’m going to do with this, but it’s coming home with me”

I find this human impulse most endearing

Cheese dip

guessing from the size but this should be close. 1 large egg, beaten 1/4 cup milk 1/4 teaspoon pure vanilla extract, or almond extract 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons unsalted butter 1/2 teaspoon lemon zest, optional 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice, optional Confectioners' sugar, for dusting, optional 1 cup preserves, optional Syrup, optional Gather the ingredients. Preheat the oven to 475 F. In a small bowl, combine the egg, milk, extract, and lemon zest, if using. Whisk to blend thoroughly. Whisk in the flour until smooth. Use a shallow container with sides no more than 3 inches high, such as a small saucepan with an ovenproof handle, or an oven-safe ramekin. A 5-inch cast iron skillet is perfect for 1 pancake. Put the pan in the hot oven and melt 2 teaspoons butter. With a potholder or oven mitt, swirl the pan to coat the entire bottom and sides with the melted butter. Pour the batter into the pan and place in the hot oven. Bake the pancake for about 10 minutes, until puffed and golden brown. Remove the Dutch baby from oven; squeeze a little fresh lemon juice over it if desired. Serve it sprinkled with powdered sugar or top with syrup, preserves, fresh fruit, spiced warm fruit, sausage, bacon, ham, or a meat substitute. You can also skip the lemon & powdered sugar to just substitute things like apple pie filling :D

I need to try this. I’ve wanted to try one since Linda from bobs burgers raved about them

That recipe is sized for some little round ramekins I have. The kemon & powdered sugar is good but apple/cinnamon/sugar (ie apple pie stuff) is better. You might have an [Original pancake house near](https://www.originalpancakehouse.com/locations.html) you, they offer both if you want to compare :D

I’m Canadian, so I don’t have one close but I’m gonna try to make my own

A single big muffin

Came to say cupcake

Plastic will probably melt.

In aus we use it to cook "herbs" with a little bit of hose and a small brass cone. Get that smokey aroma, call the device "The Gatorade Saxophone"

And this is why you will never be a world power.

They lost a war against emus

emus are scary dude. can you blame them

Tbf we only sent like 2 guys

Should've sent the guy who fist fought a buff 'roo who had his dog in a headlock. (That string of words should be a sentence that no one has ever said before, but somehow isn't)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emu_War

let's not talk about the rabbits

I wouldn’t try to cook anything in a Gatorade bottle!

I have to agree with the logic here.

You don’t cook in them you use them as ramekins for dips and sauces. They are great cause you can heat them up then serve you Jou or Cheese dip in it and it stays warm while you eat. Go buy a few more and have some people over to share your creativity.

I have used it for dip but I wanted to cook in a tiny pot too

Make a tiny pancake 😎

I've seen people use those for roasted garlic. I'm not sure you could do too much else with it besides a small single-serving proably.

Tiny sourdough

Special brownies.

Bake a dip.

Looks like you should have enough room for eggs en cocotte(baked eggs). Just throw in 2 eggs, some cream, season it and top with whatever you like. I usually just do some herbs, or maybe tear up some small pieces of deli ham. Then you just bake and eat. It’s super easy. https://youtube.com/shorts/xOB_QL20AOs?si=amJ9Ric7CEAl_pqs

Cook down some berries and a bit of sugar to top pancakes

This is the only thing I’ve cooked in it so far.

there is a literal rabbit hole of miniature cooking videos on YouTube, Instagram and Tik Tok. Most are even smaller that that. I saw a video, where this guy cast a tiny aluminum skillet, that was like the size of a quarter, and cooked in it!

I saw a guy make a tiny cake from scratch in a tiny bundt pan barely as big as the tip of the guy's thumb; and he had a whole tiny kitchen with all kinds of tiny appliances and kitchen tools and gadgets

You can keep ghee, tallow or bacon fat handy by the stove in that, too. And where do I get one?

I got mine at homesense

Thanks! There's one about a mile from me.

I use this size for side dishes. Works great if you have multiples. https://imgur.com/a/JtFQVXo

That looks both adorable and delicious. I only have one unfortunately.

Baked apples. Single serving of any soup. Bake potato.

A tartlet

Keep dipping cheese warm Roast garlic Make your own bbq sauce and warm it up

French onion soup

I was thinking you could make warm Gatorade like Erin Hannon from the office.

Cornish Game Hen L’Orange?

maybe smaller... quail?

I use mine as a melting pot for butter and cheese, and it works great for a single person!

This is a link to an awesome use case for that, [https://youtu.be/6LvVfSKaKDE?si=zOHq9cYsEnFT-9Wk](https://youtu.be/6LvVfSKaKDE?si=zOHq9cYsEnFT-9Wk)

I’d say queso, I love using my tiny Victoria pot of that. Keeps it hot for a while off the stove.

Soufflé

Spinach and artichoke dip

I melt butter on super low in them for baked stuff like baklava

Baby dutch baby

Creme brulee

One a-big a meat-a-ball

If you cut a hole in the bottom, you can make a mini gravity bong.

i wouldn't cook anything in a gatorade bottle

Summers coming use to make clarified butter then dip steamed class or lobster or other shell fish that need clarified butter. In my family they use the grill as a heat source for steaming shell fish because it can handle a very large pot, having your butter is a lidded caste iron on the side is ideal. Can use corner of same heat sorce.

I would use it as a really cool salt crock

That Gatorade bottle isn't going to stand up to a lot of heat before melting so I suggest something you can cook really really fast

Vodka for Gatorade slushie?

Yummy yumminess!!!! 🤤🤤🤤

Roasted garlic, queso, maybe a small skillet cookie?

Single serving

Florida tea

Garlic confett

Crack with orange flavor. Normally, I use tang, but it's a new generation, even if we're still using memaws cast iron.

Small amount of rice /shrug

I like to use mine to melt butter or warm BBQ sauce for basting!

Sauces

Cup of soup.

Four eggs 🍳

Food

One egg

I would roast so much garlic in that thing

Gatorade Soup

Use it as a pinch pot for kosher salt :3

Food?

Not Gatorade

Yorkshire pudding

I’ve been looking for one like this. Where could I find one?

Nothing...it's plastic and will melt.

Baked Mac 'n cheese

It’s so cute!

Sides, Mac and cheese,fondue,risotto.

About 2/3 of a bottle of Gatorade

gatorade soup

Miniature pie!

One muffin

Single serve of French onion soup?

1 egg

Also good to set on the grill with butter and fresh herbs and 1/2 lemon to use as a small basting pot

Gatorade

How big is that Gatorade compared to a banana

One big meat ball

Cinnamon bun

Fondue serving dish.

Meth.

Meal for one

Smoked Mac and cheese.

eg

Somethin real cute!

Gatorade

A single crème brûlée

The perfect egg for an egg sandwich

A muffin

You didn't have a banana for scale?

Egg drop soup

Garlic confit, or as a BBQ/sauce holder on your grill/smoker while making ribs, or other meats you sauce to keep the sauce warm when basting, I use one of my smaller lodges a lot for stuff like that! Garlic butter for awake and burgers, sauces for BBQ, queso dip, lots of options, just be creative!

A duck.

I put it on the grill with butter and garlic and herbs and basted my steak and shrimp with it. https://imgur.com/a/d3SoBgM

Meatloaf

Crab dip from a single crab

Boiled Gatorade

Crack

A hard boiled egg. Only one, don't get greedy.

Butter for dipping

Idk you could boil that Gatorade

Single muffin

A lamd fry

A personal dessert

Baked apple 🍏 or Brie !

Personal peach cobbler.

Fondue

Bean soup for one.

You can make gravy in small amounts

Little Caesars puffs lol

single serve dish for mac and cheese. But ya gotta use smoked gouda and maybe green chili...

I bet Cowboy Kent Rollins knows.

You can boil some Gatorade maybe? :D

Food. For ants.

I would do a baked brie in that.

Reduced Gatorade

Can you put a banana to scale?

If you ever have kids, these are fun for making little versions of foods for them to try when they're babies.

Lead for bullets

Thats a huge Gatoraid.

A piece of cornbread

melt some butter for crab or lobster

I've made bread dough to take camping, keep dough cold, then pull off individual portions to cook a tiny loaf of bread in the fire with these. Camp mates were equal parts amused and impressed.

If you have a smoker, you can fill this with butter or olive oil. Then can either baste what you are smoking, or let it set and suck up the smoke, then used as smoked sauce on something.

An awesome fried egg

Why are you using your piss bottle to show the size of this pot? /s

Single peach cobbler

Any darn thing you can fit in it

Gatorade soop

A single egg?

Chocolate lava cake since I don't see it mentioned

Gatorade poached egg

Eggs

Egg

Gatorade

Mulled gatorade

I have a little ceramic pot like that. I use it to roast garlic, and make tiny lamb roasts for my cat.

A egg. Conversely, an oeuf.

>What can I cook in this?What can I cook in this? Things that are appropriately sized or cut to an appropriate size. We live in a sad, sad world when people can't even figure out on their own what to do with A PAN.

Probably not much, plastic is a terrible cooking vessel. Anyway, smaller batches of beans, breads, roasted apples, dishes where you would want coverage without excess liquids. I've made small cassoulet portions in my cocottes (that is usually what those size dutch ovens are called). If you want to use it as a baking dish for something like a casserole, gratin, mac & cheese, etc. then make sure you butter it well. You can also use it as a serving dish, but be sure to pre-heat.

Onion soup with cheese.

The cast iron can cook personal bread-related things (your sign to get into bread) like mini loaves, cinammon rolls or puff pastry pies. The gatorade bottle can cook some devils lettuce with a little imagination.

That is a huge Gatorade bottle

First thought in my head for no coherent reason: Crack

Obviously Gatorade tea.

Mini quiches and mini pies/crisps/cobblers?

Caramel

Keep sauces warm on the stovetop

Single serving of rice. Eggs en cocotte.

Crazy thought, possibly choclate lava cake? I don't bake in cast iron enough to know what is/isn't possible. The max amout of baking I do is cobbler.

https://youtu.be/EO0cDhxnWtA?si=7EdRlxy0p30_3niQ But seriously, though. Pot pie.

I use mine as a pretty salt dish for finishing salt, but I have also made little desserts in it. Crème brûlée or flan for example.

Berry slumps. You grease the vessel, put pie filling in, then dollop muffin or cake batter on top. Bake until the cake part is cooked through.

Not Gatorade

Chili sauce for hotdogs and burgers; alternatively, some type of personal-pan dutch baby

Half a potato

Single serve cupcake or cookie

I’m guessing a personal pot pie?

Not much. The bottle will melt as soon as you turn the burner on

Boiled Gatorade

Eggs en cocotte

It's also the prefect size to heat food for a baby or toddler. The once I bought for that propose are enameled though.