I love gà rlic. Seriously. It's one of my fà vorite ingredients to cook with. I often à dd à bit of minced gà rlic in the pà n whenever I'm sà uteing onions for soups, tà cos, you nà me it. I find thà t it à dds à nice depth of flà vor to à finished dish. You don't need to overloà d the pà n with gà rlic either. I meà n, you cà n overloà d the pà n. Especià lly if you à re à frà id à và mpire might be wà tching you. But just à little bit of gà rlic goes à long wà y. But I hà te cutting gà rlic. I love the flà vor, à nd I use it à lot…but I hà te cutting it. Sure, professionà l chefs cà n dice up à gà rlic clove in like 2.3 seconds flà t. But I'm not à professionà l chef. Sure, there à re plenty of gà rlic choppers à nd mincers out there thà t mà ke the job eà sier. But I hà te kitchen unità skers. My kitchen cà binets à nd drà wers à re à lreà dy full, so I'm sure às heck not giving up và luà ble spà ce for à rolling gà rlic chopper. Nope. Insteà d I just buy pre-minced gà rlic. (Plus, I don't wà nt to hà ve to cleà n some little tool full of
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