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I want to create a garlicky fermented condiment  

post #1 of 9
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I've added some whole cloves to other things before and the garlic clove gets sooooo mellow.

I want more spice. I want GARLIC flavor.

I'm thinking to chop some garlic, and some shallots, maybe a bit of dill and coriander seed, salt and let it set for a few days.

Can you imagin meat or paotatoes topped with something like this?? Do you think it'll work? I'm lloking for the live benefits, but also still some bite.
post #2 of 9
Mmm... sounds good, I think I will try that too. I have all the ingredients to make Cortido and as I remember it is a bit spicy and yummy. It has been awhile since I have made it.


Blessings,
~Traci
post #3 of 9
Well, I make pickled garlic all the time. It's pretty good, DH could down a jar every night if I could stand the smell of him
post #4 of 9
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Originally Posted by 425lisamarie View Post
Well, I make pickled garlic all the time. It's pretty good, DH could down a jar every night if I could stand the smell of him
But do you leave it whole or chop it?

The whole cloves added to my pickles taste like pickles. They don't taste like garlic.

I want garlic.
post #5 of 9
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What's Cortido, traci???
post #6 of 9
OK then call it fermented garlic, I don't put pickles in it, just garlic
post #7 of 9
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Ok finally got aroun to making this the other night!

I shredded mostly garlic and some shallots in the food processor, added a hefty pinch of salt, some warm filtered water and put it in an 8 oz mason jar.

It has steadily turned an amazing bright SPRING GREEN color!!!! I wonder why??

I can see some little bubblies today. I'm very excited -- I decided to wait and taste it before adding any other herbs or spices.
post #8 of 9
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mmmm garlic
We eat 'garlic pickle' which is an Indian condiment but it is SPICY!
post #9 of 9
You know, every batch of garlic I've ever done has turned green, and I've heard others say the same. It's normal.
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