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by karen on March 6, 2006

My secret weapon? Fried garlic flakes. It's as simple as that. Fried garlic goes well with almost anything. Sprinkle over a steak, the simplest ramen or pho-style noodles, jook or congee. Mix with freshly cooked rice or pasta. It's a simple solution to immediately make food ordinary into something tasty!
Quite easy to make too. Fry up four to five heads to last you a long time. They keep well in room temperature.
Fried Garlic Flakes
4-5 heads garlic, crushed
1 cup cooking oil
The garlic can be crushed as finely as you wish.
Place a deep pan over high heat then pour cooking oil till hot. Add the garlic and lower heat (medium-low). Stir every now and then. Simmer over low heat, stirring constantly as soon as the garlic sticks to the pan. Take out of the fire as soon as the garlic turns light golden brown, or as preferred. [I like mine a bit done.]
Drain the garlic flakes and place in an airtight bottle. The oil can also be used for sautéing and stir-fries. Oooh, smells heavenly!
Enjoy!
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Response from:
Pictures Spain
(03/11/06 5:02pm)
You must have some very mild kind of Garlic there if it is eatable this way *shock*. The Garlic that we have here is too strong to be eaten just like that.
Response from:
Karen
(03/13/06 7:36pm)
Hi Katinha, the garlic's pretty strong. We have the milder variety too. However, I only meant the garlic to be sprinkled sparingly, not eat it like crisps, tee hee!
On the other hand, I know of some people who DO eat fried garlic as if they're potato crisps! LOL
On the other hand, I know of some people who DO eat fried garlic as if they're potato crisps! LOL
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