Here's a dinner idea for the vegan or vegetarian in the audience-- Roasted Garlic spread on baked potatoes, with steamed broccoli sprinkled with sesame seeds.
Roasted
Garlic
Ingredients:
2
whole heads fresh garlic, unpeeled
¼
teaspoon salt
3
tablespoons olive oil
Directions:
Preheat
oven to 425 degrees. Cut ¼ - ½ inch off the pointed ends of the garlic heads,
enough to expose the garlic cloves. Put the heads of garlic in a custard cup or
ramekin. Pour the olive oil on the open ends of garlic and sprinkle with salt. Cover
and cook in 425 degree oven for about forty-five minutes, the same time it takes
to bake a large potato.
Squeeze
soft garlic over roast meat, baked potatoes or bread. Serves 4.
I'll do garlic anyway but in ice cream. Just couldn't get myself to try it.
ReplyDeleteEm, You must have been to the Gilroy Garlic Festival, because they do serve garlic in ice cream there. As I remember, it gives a bite to the flavor, more of a tang than a garlic flavor.
Deletei am totally in agreement, it can be in everything.
ReplyDeleteOoh Karen, you've got me drooling early in the morning - I just slow cooked a roast with all the fixins' yesterday, however; I am loving this recipe. Have a wonderful day. We love garlic here and use frequently :)
ReplyDeleteI visited Gilroy one very hot day during their Garlic Festival a few years ago. Everything I tasted was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteA meal without some garlic is like a day without sunshine.
Starting Over, I LOVE the Garlic Festival!!!!
DeleteLove garlic! I'll definitely try this. Thx
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I love roasting garlic. Unfortunately, my hubby hates the smell of garlic. But it's soooo good!
ReplyDeleteBest thing in the world!! Roasted Garlic!!! Take care
ReplyDeletex
a day without garlic ain't a day at all!
ReplyDeleteWe're to the south of Gilroy, but I often see the trucks, their entire beds full of garlic, stopping by at the truck stop here. At our house, we eat garlic most days and we love it. Your recipe sounds great and I will make it.
ReplyDeleteAs an asides, I'm writing about a wonderful Utah experience in my post today. You may enjoy it.
Garlic is an amazing thing! It is great for health as well as flavor. :)
ReplyDeleteWe eat garlic all the time! Good for the body. And no vampire would dare bite us.
ReplyDeleteI spent my teen years in Gilroy. We hung the steak outside before we bar-b-qued it! You should see that place today. It's not a cow town anymore, but a bedroom community for San Jose.
ReplyDeletei am with you--almost everything taste good with a little or a lot of garlic :)
ReplyDeleteTo this day roasted garlic is a regular part of family dinners. I love garlic...not much more needs to be said.
ReplyDeleteI love your extra suggestion for vegans/vegetarians.
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Sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteI like garlic, especially with green beans or garlic bread. I like a lot of foods that require me to carry around Altoids. :)
ReplyDeleteWe bake garlic cloves all the time. Mashed with a little olive oil, it's fantastic on bread.
ReplyDeleteWe eat garlic in our meals almost every day. It's yummy....just ignore the dragon breath lol.
ReplyDeleteI am really surprised by all these comments by garlic-lovers!! Not sure why I should be surprised, because the Gilroy Garlic Festival is one of the largest festivals of any kind in the world. Yay for garlic!
ReplyDeleteI've taught my hubby to put in extra garlic in everything he makes (minus sweets, of course). He knows how much I love it.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen .. I eat garlic sometimes .. but not as much as I used to - must have overdosed!
ReplyDeleteThe dish sounds delicious though .. cheers Hilary