Garlic Confit Recipe – 2 Easy Ways
Want to know how to make garlic confit at home? Follow this easy recipe and you'll get tender and super flavorful garlic confit. You can choose your favorite method to prepare homemade garlic confit; stovetop garlic confit or oven roasted garlic confit.
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Ingredients:
8 Garlic heads
Olive oil
Salt to taste
Red chili flakes to taste
Thyme to taste
Other spices of your choice: red pepper flakes/oregano/rosemary/sage/coriander seeds
Directions:
1. Peel the garlic: this is the hardest part of the recipe; you can peel the garlic one by one or you can place garlic cloves in a large bowl/container and shake vigorously for 1-2 minutes. Some of the peel will come of, and some not, that's fine. Garlic cloves that do not peel can be peeled with your hands.
2. There are 2 ways to make garlic confit: in the oven and over the stovetop. Choose your favorite method and follow the instructions.
3. Stovetop garlic confit: place peeled garlic cloves in a small-medium saucepan. Cover with olive oil. Simmer over lowest heat for 30-45 minutes or until tender and light golden brown. Do to boil at any stage. In the last 5 minutes of simmering, add your favorite spices. I choose red chili flakes and thyme. Transfer to a jar and keep in the fridge.
4. Oven roasted garlic confit: place peeled garlic cloves in an oven safe dish. Cover with olive oil, add your favorite spices. Bake at 110C (230F) for about 1½ hours or until tender and light golden brown. Transfer to a jar and keep in the fridge.
5. Serving suggestions: spread truffle cream cheese on a toasted bread, spread 3 garlic cloves and season with spices.
BUDGET CHARCUTERIE BOARD | How to make a beautiful and cheap graze board
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03:59 How to Crumble Blue Cheese Wedge on Charcuterie Board
04:42 How to make a Salami Rose with Sopressata
06:42 How to fold Meats for a Charcuterie Board
07:58 How to slice Cheddar Cheese for a Charcuterie Board
09:51 How to make Prosciutto Ribbons- used Jamon Serrano for this instead
10:52 Placing grapes on a Charcuterie Board
11:21 Adding Dark Chocolate to a Charcuterie Board
11:49 Adding Blackberries to a Charcuterie Board
12:02 Adding Pistachios to a Charcuterie Board
12:14 Adding Manzanilla Olives to a Charcuterie Board
12:36 Making the final Salami Rose
13:19 Complete board with Honey
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Meats & Cheeses
+ Appleton Farms Sopressata—
+ Appleton Farms Gourmet Deli Selection— Aldi
+ Appleton Farms Prosciutto or Jamon Serrano— Aldi
+ Emporium Selection Aged Reserve White Cheddar— Aldi
+ Emporium Selection Brie Cheese Round— Aldi
+ Kingston Creamery Heritage Blue Cheese Wedge — Aldi (the one I purchased is not currently liked on the website however I have listed some addition cheese options below in the same price range if unavailable)
Additional Budget Friendly Cheese Options Also Available at Aldi
*All of these options are $2.99 or less and will keep you within budget
+ Emporium Selection Cranberry White Cheddar Cheese— Aldi $2.99
+ Emporium Selection Havarti Cheese — Aldi $2.99
+ Emporium Selection Fresh Mozzarella Ball or Pre-Sliced Log— Aldi $2.39
+ Emporium SelectionGoat Cheese Logs Assorted Varieties— Aldi $1.99
Dried Fruits, Nuts, and etc.
+ Specially Selected Pita Chips Sea Salt— Aldi
+ Tuscan Garden Spanish Manzanilla Olives— Aldi
+ Southern Grove Pistachios Roasted and Salted— Aldi
+ Fresh Blackberries — Aldi
+ Fresh Green Grapes— Aldi
+ Choceur Dark Chocolate Almond Bar — Aldi
Additional Items on this Board
+ 17 Round Board—Purchased at HomeGoods for $24.99
+ Honey Dipper — Amazon $10.99
+ Mini Ramekins for Honey — Purchased at HomeGoods for $5.99
+ Raw Honey — Aldi
Additional Items Purchased that were not used in this board but are great to add to any boards!
+ Emporium Selection Parmesan Cheese Wedge— Aldi
+ Emporium Selection Vintage Irish Cheddar Cheese— Aldi
+ Emporium Selection Flavored Goat Log Assortment— Aldi
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The BEST Appetizer Recipe (10-Minute Antipasto Platter - Easy Appetizer)
This no-recipe recipe is my essential guide to building the most beautiful and vibrant antipasto platter with very little effort. Simply grab a cutting board and load it to capacity with cured meats, cheeses, fruits, vegetables, and other pantry goodies. What’s best: you can make this photo-worthy yet easy appetizer ahead of time and have it ready to go in your fridge!
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How to make HOMEMADE ANTIPASTO SAUCE | Home Canning Special!
HOMEMADE ANTIPASTO SAUCE completes the perfect snack when spooned onto warmed bread, crackers or veggies. Everyone will love it.
And another thing! This may not be considered a “safe” method of canning by some folks because I make it with tuna and oil. If you’re at all nervous, please DO NOT MAKE. However, I’ve made this recipe this way for years - sterilizing my jars, caps and lids and also processing the jars as I do with all home canning recipes. So have a whole bunch of others and none of us has ever had an issue. Again, if you’re at all nervous, please DO NOT MAKE. Otherwise, let’s continue!
Warning: be prepared to chop! I say it from the outset because although you’ll be lost for a little while preparing the ingredients for this recipe, the flavours in this HOMEMADE ANTIPASTO SAUCE makes it worth the effort.
Another thing to consider is how the recipe yields such a large quantity of superior-flavoured condiment that you can serve it up for a big gathering with friends and family, or make it a lovely gift too!
Before getting into my suggestions, a reminder to bookmark this page and PIN it to one of your Pinterest boards for future reference. We think it best categorized along with our other canning recipes: BREAD & BUTTER PICKLES, NANCY’S APRICOT JAM, GARLIC DILL PICKLES and our now famous GOOSEBERRY JAM.
We also want to send out a huge thank you to our friends Odila Busi and Angela Calamita from Windsor, Ontario, who both forwarded their treasured family recipes for us to reference and use. These two expert home canners sure know what they’re doing, and our HOMEMADE ANTIPASTO SAUCE recipe is made all the better with their expert guidance.
Here are a few things to consider when you go to embark on this worthy endeavour:
HOME CANNING: Take a few moments to familiarize yourself with our steps for home canning. Click HERE to read our post about this rewarding process.
VEGETABLES – This HOMEMADE ANTIPASTO SAUCE recipe calls for an assortment of fresh seasonal vegetables. Preparing them for this recipe requires quite a bit of time and effort, but as mentioned above, it’s so worth it. Although you may be tempted to use a food processor, we suggest not – instead, call in a friend to help with the prep work and chop these ingredients by hand for an even-textured sauce.
I do want to comment on the pearl onions and peas used in our recipe. I found pearl onions in the frozen section of my local supermarket (who knew?) and love how they add a subtle flavour, as did the bag of fresh peas. I also loved how these round little gems made the finished sauce more appealing visually.
CANNED INGREDIENTS – This recipe calls for the inclusion of a number of canned ingredients. Depending on the brands you select, there may be a bit of prep work here as well. I needed to slice the stuffed green olives and also decided to chop the assorted canned mushrooms too. The main point is to keep the consistency of the sauce uniform, making spooning it less messy.
TUNA – I made this recipe using a premium-canned tuna packed in olive oil. It’s essential to drain the tuna thoroughly before breaking it up and adding into the sauce. Doing so will prevent the finished ANTIPASTO SAUCE from being oily.
PROCESSING – We decided to fill both 250 and 500ml sized jars. The smaller sized jars make lovely gifts for friends, while the larger size seems to work perfectly when placed out for parties.
BEST ENJOYED – Unlike our canned pickle recipes, this HOMEMADE ANTIPASTO SAUCE can be enjoyed the day after being made; there’s no need to wait for the flavours to mature.
We like serving it with warmed pita, freshly baked bread, crispy crackers or toast, and an assortment of fresh vegetable crudité. Placing one 500ml jar of ANTIPASTO SAUCE into a bowl at a party will make a number of guests very happy.
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Pinwheels 3 Ways
RECIPE COURTESY OF REE DRUMMOND
Level: Easy
Total: 2 hr 20 min (includes chilling time)
Active: 20 min
Yield: 12 to 16 servings
Ingredients
Base Spread and Tortillas:
Two 8-ounce blocks cream cheese, softened
1/4 cup jarred pesto
2 burrito-size spinach tortillas
2 burrito-size whole wheat tortillas
2 burrito-size jalapeno-Cheddar tortillas
Veggie Pinwheels:
1 cup spinach leaves, chopped
One 6-ounce jar marinated artichoke hearts, chopped
1/4 cup sliced green olives
1/4 cup sliced sun-dried tomatoes
Meaty Pinwheels:
4 slices Swiss cheese
8 large slices pepperoni
8 large slices salami
8 large slices spicy capicola
Spicy Pinwheels:
4 slices pepper jack cheese
1 cup arugula
6 mini sweet peppers, slice thin
1/2 cup chopped hot cherry peppers
Directions
For the base spread and tortillas: Mix together the cream cheese and pesto until well combined. Lay out the spinach, whole wheat and jalapeno-Cheddar tortillas and divide the cream cheese mixture among them. Using a spoon or offset spatula, spread the mixture all the way to the edges of each tortilla.
For the veggie pinwheels: Evenly distribute the spinach over the top of the base spread on the spinach tortillas. Arrange the artichokes, green olives and sun-dried tomatoes over the spinach. Roll up the tortillas tightly and individually wrap in plastic. Set aside.
For the meaty pinwheels: Shingle the cheese, pepperoni, salami and capicola onto the base spread on the whole wheat tortillas, slightly favoring one side. Roll up the tortillas tightly and individually wrap in plastic. Set aside.
For the spicy pinwheels: Divide the pepper jack between the jalapeno-Cheddar tortillas topped with the base spread. Divide the arugula, sliced peppers and chopped cherry peppers between the tortillas. Roll up the tortillas tightly and individually wrap in plastic. Refrigerate the rolled tortillas for at least 2 hours and up to 12 hours.
Unwrap and slice each tortilla into 1-inch segments/pinwheels. Arrange on a platter and serve.
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How to Make a Charcuterie Board - ULTIMATE CHEESE BOARD
Making an Epic Charcuterie Board is easier than you think. Learn how to pair cheeses, cured meats, and fruit like a pro.
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CHARCUTERIE BOARD SHOPPING LIST:
►Cheese: Get different textures - spreadable, hard
Mozzarella Cheese Balls - marinated
Spreadable Cheese - “triple cream cheese” such as st. Andre, or De Bourgogne,
Soft Cheese - Brie, Cranberry or blueberry goat cheese
Hard cheeses - Vermont white cheddar, Manchego
►Nuts:
Pecans
Pistachios
Honey Roasted almonds
►Meats (buy a multipack at Costco)
Salami
Prosciutto
Coppa
Calabrese or Pepperoni
►Fruit: -go with whatever is seasonal
Strawberries - pairs with mozzarella, camembert
Blueberries - pairs with brie, camembert
Grapes - pairs well with mozzarella, camembert
Apples - pairs well with cheddar, mozzarella, brie, camembert, manchego,
Pears - pairs well with brie, mozzarella, brie, manchego,
Clementine segments - pairs with brie,
Seasonal fruit - Figs, Peaches, Pomegranates - goat cheese
►Crackers or Bread: keep them simple - no complex flavors
Water crackers
Little Toasts (prepared like for bruschetta)
Artisan Crackers
Pita triangles
Gluten-free cracker
►Pickled:
Olives (all pitted)
Tiny pickles or Gerkins
Artichoke hearts - get the marinated ones
►Condiments:
Fig & strawberry spread
Honey with a honey stick
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- Dark Chocolate bars next to berries
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