The Wheeling Gourmet's Entries In The ‘Garlic’ Collection

 
 
 

Recipes

Aioli

Aioli is a glorious sauce, if you like garlic. Basically a garlic mayonaise, it originally comes from the South of France. Making your own is worth it.

 

Roast Rack of Lamb with Garlic Cream Sauce

Pairing lamb and garlic is a classic combination. The garlic creme is a smooth, tasty sauce. It has character but not so much as to overpower the delicate taste of the lamb.

 

Pork Medallions with Mint Salsa Verde

Pork Medallions with Salsa Verde.

Salsa verde is such a simple sauce to make - fresh and complex taste in the mouth. You could use lamb instead of pork, too.

 

Nic's Caesar Salad

Caesar Salad in a large glass bowl.

Caesar salad is a classic with many interpretations. People seem to always love my version of it!

 

Croutons for Caesar Salad

Bowl of croutons.

Croutons in Caesar salad are nice. Making your own is even nicer.

 

Hogget Loin with Garlic Cream Sauce

Hogget Loin with Garlic Cream Sauce

Hogget (or lamb) goes very well with garlic. This cream sauce is easy, refined, and definitely "more'ish".

 

Vegetarian Stuffed Eggplant (Aubergine)

Stuffed and baked vegetarian eggplant with red pepper sauce

Not just "any old stuffed eggplant"! Tasty, vegetarian, healthy, balanced. Meat eaters won't even know there's no meat!

 

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Peeling Garlic

Peeling garlic can get tricky if your fingers aren’t nimble. Use the flat side of a chefs knife, or the clean bottom of a small frying pan to whack the garlic, the skin will then come off in a blink. It will be easier if you can cut the ends off first.

 
 
 
 

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