| MARLINSPIKE | Ramekin's lip broken by ropey tool (11) |
| POTTEDSHRIMPS | Classic seafood dish served in ramekins (6,7) |
| OVENWARE | Heatproof casseroles, dishes, marmites, ramekins etc, in which food can be both cooked and served (8) |
| CREMEBRULEE | Dish usually served in a ramekin |
| PULLEYBLOCK | Poor Polly to buckle at ropey lifter (6,5) |
| INKERMAN | Ramekin broken before November battle (8) |
| SOUFFLE | Puffy egg dish baked in a ramekin |
| CUSTARDCUP | Dish similar to a ramekin |
| FLAN | Custardy dessert often baked in a ramekin |
| OVEN | Spot for a ramekin |
| DISH | Ramekin, e.g. (4) |
| EKING | In the ramekin, Gruyere is increasing (5) |
| BRULEE | Creme -; custard with a caramelised top served in an individual ramekin (6) |
| POTTED | Adjective describing shrimp cooked/preserved in a jar/ramekin or a flower/herb grown in a planter (6) |
| DARIOLE | A flowerpot-shaped mini pudding basin forming part of a French chef or patisserie's batterie de cuisine, with a brioche tin, cannele mould, madeleine pan, ramekin, souffle dish etc (7) |
| SISAL | Alcohol emptied by relative - it's ropey stuff |
| RUDENS | Rather a ropey play by Plautus! |
| REEFKNOTS | They're tied in a ropey way to underwriters, for instance, consumed by marine hazards (4,5) |
| HAWSER | Unusual washer is ropey approaching the dock (6) |
| DECKQUOITS | Does salt enhance this ropey game (4,6) |
