garlic bread

Quoted message said:

had seen a recipe request for a garlic bread. i had made garlic bread
the other day ,it came out pretty well.i used herbed mozzarella.check
it out http://theloveforfood.blogspot.com/

Sorry, no cigar.

1 cube real salted butter
10-20 cloves of fresh garlic (hey, I like garlic! 😉
finely chopped parsley

Early in the morning or night before, take room temp butter and put in
a butter sized container. Add CRUSHED[1] garlic and parsley, blend
thoroughly, and let sit all damn day! Spread on bread, broil, have
heart attack and die ....or not! 😉

nb

notbob said:

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had seen a recipe request for a garlic bread. i had made garlic bread
the other day ,it came out pretty well.i used herbed mozzarella.check
it out http://theloveforfood.blogspot.com/

Sorry, no cigar.

1 cube real salted butter
10-20 cloves of fresh garlic (hey, I like garlic! 😉
finely chopped parsley

Early in the morning or night before, take room temp butter and put in
a butter sized container. Add CRUSHED[1] garlic and parsley, blend
thoroughly, and let sit all damn day! Spread on bread, broil, have
heart attack and die ....or not! 😉

nb

You forgot the parmesan cheese!

kili

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notbob said:

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had seen a recipe request for a garlic bread. i had made garlic bread
the other day ,it came out pretty well.i used herbed mozzarella.check
it out http://theloveforfood.blogspot.com/

Sorry, no cigar.

1 cube real salted butter
10-20 cloves of fresh garlic (hey, I like garlic! 😉
finely chopped parsley

Early in the morning or night before, take room temp butter and put in
a butter sized container. Add CRUSHED[1] garlic and parsley, blend
thoroughly, and let sit all damn day! Spread on bread, broil, have
heart attack and die ....or not! 😉

nb

You forgot the parmesan cheese!

kili

I'd like to think he knew what he was doing when he didn't mention the
cheese. Matter of fact, I wouldn't have mentioned the parsley!

Felice

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Quoted message said:

1 cube real salted butter
10-20 cloves of fresh garlic (hey, I like garlic! 😉
finely chopped parsley

Early in the morning or night before, take room temp butter and put in
a butter sized container. Add CRUSHED[1] garlic and parsley, blend
thoroughly, and let sit all damn day! Spread on bread, broil, have
heart attack and die ....or not! 😉

nb

You forgot the parmesan cheese!

kili

I'd like to think he knew what he was doing when he didn't mention the
cheese. Matter of fact, I wouldn't have mentioned the parsley!

Felice

I like to add grated cheese like a mix I get at Trader Joe's called
quattro formagio plus a parmesan cheese. Mine is more of a cheese
garlic bread rather than just garlic bread. But can induce a heart
attack just as well.

--
Queenie

*** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

MayQueen said:

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> 1 cube real salted butter
> 10-20 cloves of fresh garlic (hey, I like garlic! 😉
> finely chopped parsley
>
> Early in the morning or night before, take room temp butter and
> put in a butter sized container. Add CRUSHED[1] garlic and
> parsley, blend thoroughly, and let sit all damn day! Spread on
> bread, broil, have heart attack and die ....or not! 😉
>
> nb
You forgot the parmesan cheese!

kili

I'd like to think he knew what he was doing when he didn't mention
the cheese. Matter of fact, I wouldn't have mentioned the parsley!

Felice

I like to add grated cheese like a mix I get at Trader Joe's called
quattro formagio plus a parmesan cheese. Mine is more of a cheese
garlic bread rather than just garlic bread. But can induce a heart
attack just as well.

I like a cheese garlic bread, too. (Although when it cools a bit, you tend
to bite off all the cheese.) LOL.

kili

MayQueen said:

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Quoted message said:

> 1 cube real salted butter
> 10-20 cloves of fresh garlic (hey, I like garlic! 😉
> finely chopped parsley

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> Early in the morning or night before, take room temp butter and put in
> a butter sized container. Add CRUSHED[1] garlic and parsley, blend
> thoroughly, and let sit all damn day! Spread on bread, broil, have
> heart attack and die ....or not! 😉

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> nb
You forgot the parmesan cheese!

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kili

Quoted message said:

I'd like to think he knew what he was doing when he didn't mention the
cheese. Matter of fact, I wouldn't have mentioned the parsley!

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Felice

I like to add grated cheese like a mix I get at Trader Joe's called
quattro formagio plus a parmesan cheese. Mine is more of a cheese
garlic bread rather than just garlic bread. But can induce a heart
attack just as well.

--
Queenie

Hold the fort here, girlie! Doesn't garlic help prevent heart
attacks? Sheesh! As far as I know "heart attack on a plate" doesn't
include garlic.

🙂

On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 15:20:26 -0500, notbob <[email hidden]>
magnanimously proffered:

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Quoted message said:

had seen a recipe request for a garlic bread. i had made garlic bread
the other day ,it came out pretty well.i used herbed mozzarella.check
it out http://theloveforfood.blogspot.com/

Sorry, no cigar.

1 cube real salted butter
10-20 cloves of fresh garlic (hey, I like garlic! 😉
finely chopped parsley

Early in the morning or night before, take room temp butter and put in
a butter sized container. Add CRUSHED[1] garlic and parsley, blend
thoroughly, and let sit all damn day! Spread on bread, broil, have
heart attack and die ....or not! 😉

nb

Sounds perfect to this garlicaholic, except for the parsley. However,
since I tend to use lots of garlic in just about everything, I put
fresh parsley on the table because eating it with something with lots
of garlic helps to zap garlic breath and the smell of garlic coming
through the skin. b

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I like to add grated cheese like a mix I get at Trader Joe's called
quattro formagio plus a parmesan cheese. Mine is more of a cheese
garlic bread rather than just garlic bread. But can induce a heart
attack just as well.

--
Queenie

Hold the fort here, girlie! Doesn't garlic help prevent heart
attacks? Sheesh! As far as I know "heart attack on a plate" doesn't
include garlic.

🙂

So can I safely say now that the garlic counteracts the butter and
cheese on the heart attack front? And now I can consider this wonderful
concoction health food?

I'm totally there!
--
Queenie

*** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

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So can I safely say now that the garlic counteracts the butter and
cheese on the heart attack front?

And with a glass of red wine you'll come out ahead.

On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 19:03:28 +1200, bob <[email hidden]>

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On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 15:20:26 -0500, notbob <[email hidden]>
magnanimously proffered:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

had seen a recipe request for a garlic bread. i had made garlic bread
the other day ,it came out pretty well.i used herbed mozzarella.check
it out http://theloveforfood.blogspot.com/

Sorry, no cigar.

1 cube real salted butter
10-20 cloves of fresh garlic (hey, I like garlic! 😉
finely chopped parsley

Early in the morning or night before, take room temp butter and put in
a butter sized container. Add CRUSHED[1] garlic and parsley, blend
thoroughly, and let sit all damn day! Spread on bread, broil, have
heart attack and die ....or not! 😉

nb

Sounds perfect to this garlicaholic, except for the parsley. However,
since I tend to use lots of garlic in just about everything, I put
fresh parsley on the table because eating it with something with lots
of garlic helps to zap garlic breath and the smell of garlic coming
through the skin. b

.

I read in a garlic cook book that peppermint oil, not the cooking kind
of oil but the therapeutic oil, rubbed on the soles of your feet will
prevent the smell of garlic coming through the skin.

Koko
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