The 60th Carnival Of Recipes Is Up

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in Kitchen Sink

From the Glittering Eye comes the yum, yum, yum.

This one for Pickled Garlic looks extremely good, if you like that sort of thing.

Fortunately, I do.

I acquired a bulk tub of peeled garlic cloves at Samuel’s Society in the mistaken belief that the added convenience would mean that they would get used up quickly enough to be a worthwhile investment. It soon became obvious that I’d need to find additional uses for them, so in addition to putting four cloves into each jar of whatever else I was pickling I put up a jar of straight garlic pickles. I used the same recipe as for the green tomatoes I was pickling at the time. The results proved to be better than I anticipated; the flavor and crunch both came out just about right. I truly enjoy nibbling on the pickled cloves. There were flaws, however, and the following procedure includes corrections for them.

The fun part is eating a couple cloves and then walking around in a public place. You’re sure to win friends and influence people.

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2 Responses to “The 60th Carnival Of Recipes Is Up”

  1. Kiu Says:

    Good job.

  2. Gourmet Insider » Blog Archive » The 60th Carnival Of Recipes Is Up Says:

    [...] The 60th Carnival Of Recipes Is UpDonklephant - Aug 6, 2006By Justin Gardner | Related entries in Kitchen Sink. This one for Pickled Garlic looks extremely good, if you like that sort of thing. … [...]

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