I'm sure regular garlic would work almost as well, but maybe less of it... Who knows. I've done baked eggs before, but never after whipping the cream. Hmmm... interesting...
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Don't get me wrong. It looks amazing. I want some now too. And I'm a sucker for unique food ingredients. But wowsa.
I am guessing you could use garlic that you blanch first to make it nice and mild and then maybe add in a little black truffle oil for the extra creaminess and flavor component.
And yes...I know this probably shows that I really am a food geek.
I saw black garlic at our grocery store earlier this week. I thought, WTF is that?
Man. I want to live where there is all that variety. I mean we are pretty lucky here and I know I should be thankful. But to find amazing ingredients like that.
Although...maybe Penzey's or that cool food shop on Grand Ave would have it.
Re: :wipes drool from chin:
yep, those and a plate full of bacon. YUM. I'm drooling. And yes, I will probably be going out to buy the ingredients tomorrow.
But where on earth are you going to find the black garlic?
I'd call. I just looked it up and it's EXPENSIVE! $66.50 a lb.
good thing I don't need a pound!
Don't get me wrong. It looks amazing. I want some now too. And I'm a sucker for unique food ingredients. But wowsa.
I am guessing you could use garlic that you blanch first to make it nice and mild and then maybe add in a little black truffle oil for the extra creaminess and flavor component.
And yes...I know this probably shows that I really am a food geek.
I saw black garlic at our grocery store earlier this week. I thought, WTF is that?
Man. I want to live where there is all that variety. I mean we are pretty lucky here and I know I should be thankful. But to find amazing ingredients like that.
Although...maybe Penzey's or that cool food shop on Grand Ave would have it.