Garlic cloves in olive oil
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Garlic confit may sound fancy but it is super simple to make. In 45 minutes cloves of garlic go from pungent to silky, spreadable, sweet, caramel garlic cloves by gently heating them in olive oil. Follow these easy step by step instructions to make the most amazing garlic confit!
15 · 50 minutes · How to make Roasted Garlic in the oven (using whole heads of garlic or peeled garlic cloves). Roasting garlic transforms it! Spreadable, buttery, sweet, earthy, and complex it has a multitude of uses in the kitchen! With so many health benefits!
4 ingredients
Produce
- • 6 whole heads Garlic- either
- • 3 fresh sprigs Rosemary or thyme- optional
Baking & Spices
- • 1 Salt and pepper to taste - optional
Oils & Vinegars
- • 1 Olive oil
Garlic Confit and Homemade Garlic Oil. So versatile!

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Roasted Garlic in the Oven- how to roast garlic in the oven. Olive oil tin foil method directions. Use for mashed potatoes, etc.
How To Preserve Garlic Cloves in Oil to last for months! Along with health benefits and storage tips to keep you stocked with garlic. #finishedwithsalt #garlic #howtopreserve #oil #preservinggarlic #preservegarlic | finishedwithsalt.com
21 · How to make garlic confit and garlic oil at home with just 5 minutes of prep. These Slow roasted garlic cloves are cooked and stored with oil and used in tons of ways as a caramelized, tender, smooth addition to any meal!
3 ingredients
Produce
- • 3 Garlic
- • 3 sprigs Rosemary
Oils & Vinegars
- • 1 1/2 cups Olive oil, extra virgin
How to safely preserve garlic in oil. Plus, how to freeze garlic in oil or freeze minced garlic and how to store garlic bulbs for months.

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Learn how to make Garlic Confit and start elevating your favorite meals! You can use it on toast, for garlic dip, in soup, and so much more!

Lindsey Thayer saved to Appetizers to Try
Roasted garlic is the nectar of the gods. It provides a mellow and slightly sweet flavor that will add depth to just about anything.
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Cooking cloves of garlic slowly in extra virgin olive oil creates a creamy texture, a concentrated sweet flavor, and easy condiment you will spread on everything! Garlic and olive oil bubble away slowly on the stovetop, cooking up in less time than in an oven, leaving you with a deeply infused garlic olive oil that can be added to any recipe.
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