Garlic Question

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  1. bgan10

    bgan10 New Seed

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    I was wondering what you all usually do when panfrying and using garlic. I usually put the garlic in with a oil to start it off, and then add the meat. How about all you?
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Hi there bgan. :-D I usually do the same as you do.
     
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    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    Hi bgan, yes I also would do the same but I suppose it depends on how fried you want the garlic to get :)
     
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    dooley Super Garden Turtle

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    Putting the garlic in first flavors the oil so you get more flavor from the garlic. I like to do that, too. If I don't want so much garlic flavor I put it in later. Dooley
     



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    glendann Official Garden Angel

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    Same way here like Dooley.Sometimes I saute it in butter along with onion if I want a lighter flavor.
     
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    stratsmom Flower Fanatic

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    There's no such thing as "Too much garlic" is there???
    Deanna
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    I use a lot of garlic for cooking at home. My favourite is to fry it till crispy and sprinkle it on my vege or other meat dishes.
     
  9. bgan10

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    Sounds good

    thanks for all the replys, I thought what I did was all good. a few friends told me before that if you put it in before hand it will make the garlic burn. I don't think I have experienced this yet. and yeah you can never use to much garlic. :-D
     
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    reggaefan Official Poet Laureate

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    Too Much Garlic? Never :D I usually put it in first with the oil also
     
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    zuzu's petals Silly Old Bat Plants Contributor

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    Well, it figures that I'm the one out of step with the majority, :rolleyes:
    but I do generally wait to add fresh garlic to a saute so it doesn't burn.
    [​IMG] there's one in every crowd, eh?
     
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    stratsmom Flower Fanatic

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    I planted garlic last fall. Sure hope it comes up!! This is my first shot at garlic, maybe my last :D
    If it doesn't grow I'll just stick to my flowers!
    Deanna
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    Oh, Deanna, you will love growing garlic! It is so easy and fun!

    You might try growing Elephant Garlic (actually just a leek) for the fun of it.

    Do you know about snipping the scapes?
    Your garlic will grow long stalks on them, one of them with a head. Cut this stalk off so it cannot bloom, as this will suck the life from the bulb, which is supposed to grow larger - resulting in good sized heads. Just snip those suckers off with the scissors. Some people even eat the scapes, adding them to stir-fry.


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