Crisp Ricecrumbs Unlike loose breadcrumbs, these ricecrumbs are more dense and ball up when processed with oil and garlic – a different but impressive texture change! Crisp Ricecrumbs Makes about 1-1/2 cups
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Peeling Whole Garlic Bulb
AFC CORAL HORSERADISH SAUCE
AFC CORAL HORSERADISH SAUCE Fresh grated horseradish processed with fresh garlic and ginger, extra virgin olive oil and boiled almonds. Preserved with apple cider vinegar, maple syrup and brown sugar, then seasoned with smoked paprika, fennel and coriander. Not your ordinary horseradish sauce! Makes 4-1/2 cups
Making Mashed Garlic
Garlic already mashed comes in handy when you want to make garlic bread or don’t feel like peeling, dicing and mashing. Of course you could buy it pre-mashed in the jar from the grocery, and I often do that, but sometimes I just want fresh mashed. So this is how I do it. You canContinue reading “Making Mashed Garlic”
YVES Bacon-Garlic Crumble
Originally posted on AFC BULL MARKET KITCHEN™ FREEDOM ON A PLATE:
YVES BACON-GARLIC CRUMBLE This will be a conversation starter around any table or at any event that serves food. An exciting, new, nothing like it condiment that turns palates! Makes 1-3/4 cups 1 pkg. Yves [Canadian] Veggie Bacon slices, cut into squares 10 peeled…
GARLIC: POWDER vs GRANULATED
Garlic powder textures like cornstarch. Granulated garlic textures like salt, but doesn’t melt or dissolve. The finer the granulation, the better. Shop around. Most markets now carry only the granulated, yet label it as garlic powder. Ninety-nine percent of the time I use granulated labeled as powder. I know it’s confusing, but that’s what manufacturersContinue reading “GARLIC: POWDER vs GRANULATED”
GARLIC
GARLIC. Fresh garlic is most often the garlic of choice in these recipes. However, when convenience or cost is a factor, or when a smooth texture is desired we use powdered. You’ll note that sometimes fresh and powdered garlic are called for in one recipe. This is done for greater garlic flavor. We put the powderedContinue reading “GARLIC”