Introduction: The Garlic Oil - When You Inviting Mr. Vampire to Halloween Dinner
This Halloween, you might need this oil to find out who the vampire among your dinner guest, Nah!
Or maybe you just try to cook some Asian Food for impressed your Asian Fellas.
Saute the garlic is a must on Asian Food
Step 1: The Ingredient
1. Garlic
2. Candlenut
3. Sesame Oil (1-2 tbs)
4. Melt Margarine (250 gr)
You need some Garlic and candlenut as the picture to have a small jar Garlic Oil
** I'm so sorry, i was forget to photo the sesame oil and melt margarine. But i believe, you know what i mean :p
Step 2: Preparing the Garlic
1. Remove the peel
2. Chop garlic as small as you can
3. Put it on small jar
One of my chinese chef was told me, to have the maximum flavors that you need to hit the garlic first then chop it
Step 3: And the Candlenut
1. Crush the candlenut until finely pounded
2. Put it on jar same as the garlic was
You can replace with the candlenut powder, but i guarantee you will love the fresh aroma from the finely pounded
Step 4: Margarine Times
Added the 250gr melt margarine to the jar, make sure the garlic and candlenut fully submerged
Step 5: Closing by the Sesame Oil
1. Spread 1 or 2 tbs sesame oil evenly
2. Stir it light and close the jar
Step 6: Using the Garlic Oil
I always using this Garlic Oil for Seafood Fried Rice, Stir Fried Vegetables, addition on marinated asian barbeque, omellete and any Asian Food.
The garlic oil doesn't need to put on chiller or freezer. Just keep it on air-tight jar or locknlock, it will still fresh approx 2 weeks
On Halloween dinner, i usually serve Asian food with many garlic and i did it in purpose ;)
** I'm sorry if my english so bad, i'm still learning

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3 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
Thanks for sharing this recipe! I've never heard of candlenut before. Do you think you could replace it with a different kind of nut if you don't have candlenut?
Reply 8 years ago
http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/ingredients/detail/candlenuts based on this link
You can substituted the candlenut with Kukui Nuts (Hawaii) or Macadamia Nuts.
I've replace the candlenut with roasted cashew, My Mom said it doesn't change the taste but maybe change the aroma slightly different
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Cool, thanks!