Garlic is an aromatic used in an incredibly wide variety of recipes, as it builds a base of flavor and aroma. When you crush and mince garlic, breaking down the cell walls, a compound called allicin ...

A garlic press rests in a bowl with garlic mince and cloves - New Africa/Shutterstock Store-bought minced garlic is a convenient way for cooks to add flavor without the hassle of tedious chopping. If ...

A good crusty loaf of bread, softened butter, and fresh garlic are all you need to make garlic bread. Use the "Hasselback" technique for delicious, buttery garlic bread without the mess. For a sweet, ...

So long as you're not a vampire -– or anyone else with an allergy to alliums –- it's likely that you enjoy garlic. The myriad variations of garlic and their even more plentiful uses show their ...

Store-bought minced garlic is a convenient way for cooks to add flavor without the hassle of tedious chopping. If kept properly, an opened jar can last up to two weeks. Of course, if your jar contains ...

Garlic contains a sulfur compound called allicin. When broken down, it creates a more pungent flavor. The finer, or smaller, the garlic is cut, the stronger the flavor and scent. Slice garlic for a ...

Ask a chef about garlic and they will almost always tell you that there's a reason fresh garlic beats jarred every time. This ...