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hector_c_toronto OP t1_iugthkv wrote
Reply to comment by AllPerspicacity in [homemade] tray of smoked garlic by hector_c_toronto
I usually do batches of a dozen. I don’t know for sure exactly how long it’ll keep, but I’ve gone 3 months on a batch
hector_c_toronto OP t1_iugeid4 wrote
Reply to comment by afroando in [homemade] tray of smoked garlic by hector_c_toronto
In this case, 40 minutes at 225 then 20 at 375. Use it to replace fresh garlic. All of the same flavour but with a Smokey depth that introduces some sweety flavours from caramelization.
hector_c_toronto OP t1_iufncz9 wrote
Reply to comment by Saltposting in [homemade] tray of smoked garlic by hector_c_toronto
It’s a little drier than fresh garlic as it’s cooked garlic. But it infuses wonderfully. Think of it like smoked mushy garlic. It’s really strong in flavour. But it depends on how well the smoke penetrates so your mileage may vary.
hector_c_toronto OP t1_iufe6d7 wrote
Reply to comment by amparker1986 in [homemade] tray of smoked garlic by hector_c_toronto
100%. It’s a tiny bit drier than fresh garlic but I freeze these then put them in the microwave for 15 seconds to thaw as needed.
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hector_c_toronto OP t1_iuhkwra wrote
Reply to comment by sam77moony in [homemade] tray of smoked garlic by hector_c_toronto
Normally cherry or mesquite but for this, I’ve been using Trraeger Special Blend