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chewingthefat

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Speaking of bread Thu, 01/29/09 5:52 PM (permalink)
How about your best garlic bread/toast recipe!
 
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    fabulousoyster

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    Re:Speaking of bread Thu, 01/29/09 6:24 PM (permalink)
    slice a whole loaf of italian bread
    butter the loaf well with salted butter, add some olive oil
    smear a clove of garlic on each side (i only like 1 clove on each side)
    flake some celery leaves on top
    sprinkle on some parmesan cheese
    broil till browned
     
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      CajunKing

      Re:Speaking of bread Fri, 01/30/09 12:25 AM (permalink)
      Crusty french bread
      drizzled with olive oil
      rubbed with a cut clove of garlic

      FabOyster

      yours sounds good, i may have to add parm next time
       
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        Greymo

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        Re:Speaking of bread Fri, 01/30/09 8:08 AM (permalink)


        This is my favorite recipe and it  makes a great loaf of garlic bread.

        1/2 cup unsalted butter, room temperature
        1 Tablespoon good olive oil
        1/2 cup grated pecorino Romano cheese
        1/4 cup finely chopped fresh Italian parsley (flat leaves)
        4 garlic cloves, minced


        Mix all ingredients.  Cut loaf of Italian bread lenghwise nearly all the way through and spread mixture ove both cut sides.  Wrap in foil and heat for 15 minutes.  Remove the foil; open bread and put under heated broiler until just a little lightly browned  (Watch carefully)


         
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          TnTinCT

          Re:Speaking of bread Sun, 02/1/09 11:13 AM (permalink)
          I like to take a stick of butter, melt, and slice 3-4 cloves of garlic into the butter, then just let it sit over a low, low heat for 30 minutes.  Take out the garlic, and spoon the flavored butter over the bread (got to have crusty Italian bread).  Add mozz cheese (not fresh mozz, too juicy), fold together, wrap in foil, and bake in 350 oven for 20-30 minutes.
           
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