I use the garlic paste that I find in the Indian sections of the grocery. It's not the best for dishes with raw garlic, like aioli because it's too spicy, but in cooked dishes, it tastes like garlic.
I use the garlic paste that I find in the Indian sections of the grocery. It's not the best for dishes with raw garlic, like aioli because it's too spicy, but in cooked dishes, it tastes like garlic.
Works great.
I have a stack of those from Aldi, they make other kinds too, Ginger and a few others.
Do I buy and use fresh garlic too? Yes, sometimes, but, if I just want some minced garlic for some dish, it's perfectly fine.
The stuff in the refrigerated tubes is good too. They just run out a lot faster.
But if you really need everything to taste like garlic I wouldn't mind you adding your own at all ;)
If you’re elitist at cooking, you love cast iron. If you’re really elitist about cooking, you realize that it actually does suck.
(There are cookware-safe materials that will beat it on any aspect of heat transfer you’re interested in).
Some nonstick surfaces come with instructions telling you not to use metal turners or tongs, that kind of nonsense is just not worth it.
Cast iron is cheap and works, so I use it. Maybe whatever else is better, but I'm busy making supper not building storage for another cupboard to store whatever the perfect pot of the day is.