roasted garlic

 by pdub77
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in this instructable i will show you how easy it is to roast garlic and therefore release the milder and sweeter potential locked within it's potent cloves.

before we begin you will need:
-a head or a bunch of loose cloves of garlic
-olive oil (you can use another kind of oil, but i like olive. it's healthy, too!)
-aluminum foil
-an oven

if you have all of these things then click on the next step.
(you can still click if you don't, you just may not be able to complete this project)
 
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Step 1: Get to peelin'

first peel off the outer paper layers while keeping the cloves attached.

an alternate method involves removing the cloves from the root structure and peeling them. either way will work and i will describe both.
mdeshpande says: Oct 13, 2012. 2:39 AM
Nice article . You can also try out Garlic Crispies .
To know more about Garlic Crispies . Visit : http://justforhearts.org/garlic-crispies/
explosivemaker says: Mar 13, 2009. 4:10 PM
pdub77 (author) in reply to explosivemakerMar 13, 2009. 5:15 PM
i posted this before i saw hers. it's better than mine. alas, i'll have to wait (again) for another round of burning questions to get a t-shirt. i have a patch, but would kill for a shirt. =)
shesparticular in reply to pdub77Mar 13, 2009. 6:01 PM
Hey pdub, thanks - personally I think yours is really good. I was wondering about the peeling off the skin bit though, since I've never done that when roasting garlic (also never separated the cloves) - is there a reason you do it that way?
pdub77 (author) in reply to shesparticularMar 14, 2009. 1:11 PM
i do it that way in order to make it easier to separate the cloves afterward. squashing the whole thing into a yummy garlic paste is definitely a good way to go, but eating a whole clove of roasted garlic is pretty amazing! goes great on an antipasto plate.

your instructable is pretty fantastic, btw. i am impressed and humbled. =)
shesparticular in reply to pdub77Mar 14, 2009. 3:42 PM
I'll have to try that - I'd thought it would lead to drying out some. And thanks, that's really nice of you.
pdub77 (author) in reply to shesparticularMar 14, 2009. 4:21 PM
it works great. a bit of olive oil keeps it from drying out before it fully roasts. you can see what happens to cloves without enough oil in my instructable. for the record, you are a very lovely and intelligent (i've viewed your other instructables as well) woman. your bra sizing instructable was informative and delivered with much class. it would be a pleasure to 'lose' to you. take care and i can't wait to see what you have in store for us next.
pdub77 (author) in reply to pdub77Mar 14, 2009. 4:24 PM
btw, when you win, can you send me the t-shirt? just kidding. ; )
shesparticular in reply to pdub77Mar 14, 2009. 5:17 PM
That's really sweet of you, thanks (I do tend to agree). About the shirt, I'd consider it I think - the one I have is basically a dress even though it's a medium. :)
pdub77 (author) in reply to shesparticularMar 15, 2009. 11:18 AM
i was really kidding, but i wouldn't turn you down. take care.
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