• blargle@sh.itjust.works
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    6 days ago

    He made this beautiful sculpture of a marshmallow all by himself, but no one cared. 😢 Why don’t pictures like this ever trend?

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    7 days ago

    I was making salsa and the recipe called for a clove or garlic. I thought the entire bulb was a clove. After I chopped up and added like 5 or 6 of them my wife came in and saw what I was doing and put a stop to it. But seriously, that was the best damn salsa I’ve ever had.

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    7 days ago

    My favourite quote is from Nat’s what I Reckon.

    If a recipe tells you to put in 1 clove, tell it to fuck off🖕🏻and put in 5

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    7 days ago

    I don’t remember who said it, but I’ve adopted the quote in my circles - “The only recipe that should call for one clove of garlic is a recipe for one clove of garlic.”

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    8 days ago

    The trick to it is that you use twice the garlic, but hold half of the garlic until the last few minutes of cooking. If you have sensitive bowels, add them 5+ minutes before the dish is finished. 3 minutes before it’s finished, if you’re feeling secure.

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      7 days ago

      Or, the method from “the bear” for tomato sauce: you cook the garlic in olive oil for a few minutes, add the basil leaves for a few more minutes then set this oil aside and only add it in the sauce at the end.

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      8 days ago

      Yeah, else all the oils will already be cooked out and quite some flavour will be evaporated

      I’m also always doing some onions first, after that a part of the garlic to fry, then the other stuff, and when it’s “soupy” put in a bit more of the garlic - and if you really still like it, you can put in more close to the end
      That way, everything will get nicely juiced in garlic oils, and adding something in the end to have some fresh stuff inside, can spice it up more

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    7 days ago

    I refuse to measure garlic by any unit smaller than a whole head. Recipe says three cloves? Pretty sure you mean one head of garlic there buddy.

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      7 days ago

      Pretty sure you mean one head of garlic there buddy.

      Can’t you read, it said three.

      I’ve started making extra when cooking then storing it in the fridge for the coming week to slap on everything.

      Peel a few heads of garlic and put them in a food blender with a little bit of rapeseed etc oil (not olive, cause then it’ll harden in the fridge), then you get a nice white paste you can just smack into things and it’ll store pretty damn well. So well I don’t think I’ve ever even considered it might be off because a box like that won’t last a week.

      But white isn’t the most appetising colour, pale white at least, so toss in a habanero or two and it’ll have a beautiful orange colour.

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      Pretty sure you mean one head of garlic there buddy.

      Can’t you read, it said three.

      I’ve started making extra when cooking then storing it in the fridge for the coming week to slap on everything.

      Peel a few heads of garlic and put them in a food blender with a little bit of rapeseed etc oil (not olive, cause then it’ll harden in the fridge), then you get a nice white paste you can just smack into things and it’ll store pretty damn well. So well I don’t think I’ve ever even considered it might be off because a box like that won’t last a week.

      But white isn’t the most appetising colour, pale white at least, so toss in a habanero or two and it’ll have a beautiful orange colour.

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    8 days ago

    I find that garlic flavor is a function of how much it’s cooked more than how much you add.

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      Depends on how fresh the garlic is or something too, I find the locally grown stuff tastes a lot better than the imported, but it’s also way more expensive where I live 😔. Guess I need to try growing it myself.

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      Hmm, so can I save on cooking time by adding like a flat 20 whole bulbs of raw garlic to any recipe that needs garlic?

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    There’s a minimum garlic level, but there is no such thing as a maximum garlic level