I love it. I feel bereft without a head or two in my pantry. I don't care about the odour or the so called garlic breath I just can't live without it. In fact an ex PM of Australia used to say he didn't get a cold for a 10 years because he took garlic tablets. I prefer it in food though..
why yes I do! yours look great hanging like that...... btw: that brocante tote bag - reminds me of something cabbages and roses would sell.....it's very unique but timeless!
I rarely cook without it. I love roasting whole cloves with bell peppers, red onions and courgettes and serving them with grilled chicken. Add a nice glass of wine and some french bread....heaven.
Love it! With a passion! Have several bulbs of gorgeous purple, milder tasting spring garlic sitting on the counter and another braid hanging on the wall.
We had a huge crop of garlic this year but I must say it didn't look this good - it's stored in a dark corner of the barn. You've certainly inspired me for next year! Hope you have a lovely weekend. Leigh
I love garlic too and often have a string of fresh garlic hanging in the kitchen. I have just been reading a Gardening website and the shortest day, 21st of June is when you need to plant your garlic.
Love garlic! I never hang them, though; do they keep better that way?
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I love garlic! I like to put it in anything not sweet. I'm growing it this year so hopefully I'll have enough for a lovely plait :)
ReplyDeleteI love it. I feel bereft without a head or two in my pantry. I don't care about the odour or the so called garlic breath I just can't live without it. In fact an ex PM of Australia used to say he didn't get a cold for a 10 years because he took garlic tablets. I prefer it in food though..
ReplyDeleteIn my kitchen never without garlic...Italians love it!
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LOVE it!! Here in Brazil it is usual having bread with garlic sauce along with the barbecue. Scrumptious!!! Délicieux!!!!!!!! Au revoir. Bela.
ReplyDeletePour la cuisine espagnole il est aussi indispensable et si décoratif, j'aussi l'ai toujours comme deco.
ReplyDeleteBelle journée,
Cecilia
I love garlic too!
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Charo
why yes I do! yours look great hanging like that......
ReplyDeletebtw: that brocante tote bag - reminds me of something cabbages and roses would sell.....it's very unique but timeless!
this is a really pretty way to keep garlic- especially if your kitchen/house is a bit more rustic.
ReplyDeleteyou also never have to worry about vampires showing up this way... :)
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I love garlic!!! On a bruschetta with fresh tomato and basil...that's so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Mara
I just found your Blog on Draffin Bears, how delightful it all is here :) Catherine x
ReplyDeleteLove garlic especially roasted.
ReplyDeleteGarlic is great ;-) steamed in de oven..between a few onions yummie
ReplyDeleteme too! it reminds me of other times and my parents house!
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I rarely cook without it. I love roasting whole cloves with bell peppers, red onions and courgettes and serving them with grilled chicken. Add a nice glass of wine and some french bread....heaven.
ReplyDeletelove garlic! and love when it's braided and hanging, remains me of my grandma. she always made braids of garlic and onion from her vegetable garden.
ReplyDeletemy garlic will be ready in the fall and I can braid it then! this looks so lovely!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! With a passion!
ReplyDeleteHave several bulbs of gorgeous purple, milder tasting spring garlic sitting on the counter and another braid hanging on the wall.
We had a huge crop of garlic this year but I must say it didn't look this good - it's stored in a dark corner of the barn. You've certainly inspired me for next year! Hope you have a lovely weekend. Leigh
ReplyDeleteHi Leeann,
ReplyDeleteI love garlic too and often have a string of fresh garlic hanging in the kitchen.
I have just been reading a Gardening website and the shortest day, 21st of June is when you need to plant your garlic.
Have a great weekend
Hugs
Carolyn
Breakfast is the only meal I don't use garlic, but give me time & I'll find a way to include it in fruit & yoghurt!
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so much so, that I have seven raised beds of garlic getting close to harvest! The taste difference is amazing!
ReplyDeleteGARLIC - Gaelic I LOVE them both!!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I couldn't resist!
I add it to almost everything.
And now I grate it in at the very end of cooking which gives a wonderful flavour.
A natural antibiotic too.
YES, hang it in the cuisine too!