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garlic bread ?
Anyone have a good way to make garlic bread? The stuff in the freezer case
is 20-24 carb's a slice. I'm "OK" with the bread I'm using(Wonder Lite 7carbs a slice), I just need a way to get the garlic flavor to it. I've tried mixing garlic powder with butter then spreading it on toast or plain bread. I've also tried to put it under the broiler with not much success. I'm thinking maybe a jar of garlic paste or oil, something like that anyway. I don't make Spaghetti a lot, so spoilage may be an issue with garlic paste. |
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garlic bread ?
toast a piece of bread in the regular toaster
when it's cooked, take a clove of garlic and rub it lightly on the surface of the bread to dispense the garlic.............. the more you rub on, the garlicier it becomes....... enjoy! (oh, and butter after you do the garlic) -- Join us in the Diabetic-Talk Chatroom on UnderNet /server irc.undernet.org --- /join #Diabetic-Talk More info: http://www.diabetic-talk.org/ http://www.diabetic-talk.org/freeveggies.htm I have no medical qualifications beyond my own experience. Choose your advisers carefully, because experience can be an expensive teacher. "Joe" > wrote in message ... > Anyone have a good way to make garlic bread? The stuff in the freezer case > is 20-24 carb's a slice. I'm "OK" with the bread I'm using(Wonder Lite > 7carbs a slice), I just need a way to get the garlic flavor to it. I've > tried mixing garlic powder with butter then spreading it on toast or plain > bread. I've also tried to put it under the broiler with not much success. > I'm thinking maybe a jar of garlic paste or oil, something like that anyway. > I don't make Spaghetti a lot, so spoilage may be an issue with garlic paste. > > |
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"Joe" > wrote in message ... > Anyone have a good way to make garlic bread? The stuff in the freezer case > is 20-24 carb's a slice. I'm "OK" with the bread I'm using(Wonder Lite > 7carbs a slice), I just need a way to get the garlic flavor to it. I've > tried mixing garlic powder with butter then spreading it on toast or plain > bread. I've also tried to put it under the broiler with not much success. > I'm thinking maybe a jar of garlic paste or oil, something like that anyway. > I don't make Spaghetti a lot, so spoilage may be an issue with garlic paste. You can buy a "butter" with garlic already in it. I've seen it sold next to the hot loaves of garlic bread in my local grocery store. I've never bought it, but I suspect they use transfat laden margarine rather than butter. I've made garlic bread a few times, but I don't know if the bread you want to use would work for it. I normally use French bread. You need a crusty bread rather than a soft one. One thing you might try is to fry the bread in a skillet. I'd use a mix of butter and olive oil. Not a lot. Just enough to coat the pan. Sprinkle in a bit of the garlic powder, then put in your bread. Fry it until crisp and brown on one side, then flip and do the other. You might also try a sprinkle of parmesan cheese on the bread after you've flipped it. This will help to crisp it up. Turn it again and cook briefly to brown the cheese. Make sure that you are in fact using garlic powder and not garlic salt. There is a difference. And make sure your garlic powder is fresh. If you're using the cheap kind, it might not be good. -- See my webpage: http://mysite.verizon.net/juliebove/index.htm |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message news:X9pnf.19930$7r6.6585@trnddc07... > You can buy a "butter" with garlic already in it. I've seen it sold next > to > the hot loaves of garlic bread in my local grocery store. I've never > bought > it, but I suspect they use transfat laden margarine rather than butter. > I've made garlic bread a few times, but I don't know if the bread you want > to use would work for it. I normally use French bread. You need a crusty > bread rather than a soft one. One thing you might try is to fry the bread > in a skillet. I'd use a mix of butter and olive oil. Not a lot. Just > enough to coat the pan. Sprinkle in a bit of the garlic powder, then put > in > your bread. Fry it until crisp and brown on one side, then flip and do > the > other. You might also try a sprinkle of parmesan cheese on the bread > after > you've flipped it. This will help to crisp it up. Turn it again and cook > briefly to brown the cheese. > > Make sure that you are in fact using garlic powder and not garlic salt. > There is a difference. And make sure your garlic powder is fresh. If > you're using the cheap kind, it might not be good. > > -- > See my webpage: > http://mysite.verizon.net/juliebove/index.htm > > I never thought of frying it. Hmmmmm Thanks! |
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Joe wrote:
> Anyone have a good way to make garlic bread? The stuff in > the freezer case is 20-24 carb's a slice. I'm "OK" with > the bread I'm using(Wonder Lite 7carbs a slice), I just > need a way to get the garlic flavor to it. I've tried > mixing garlic powder with butter then spreading it on > toast or plain bread. I've also tried to put it under the > broiler with not much success. I'm thinking maybe a jar > of garlic paste or oil, something like that anyway. I > don't make Spaghetti a lot, so spoilage may be an issue > with garlic paste. This version isn't especially low-carb but I won a medal for it last year. You could use the same idea and "lighten" it up a bit. http://www.bigoven.com/recipe158735 -- Pete Romfh, Telecom Geek & Amateur Gourmet. http://www.bigoven.com/~promfh promfh (at) hal-pc (dot) org |
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