How to cut garlic

What a love I have for garlic. I like to use it in almost every dish.

I am going to show you how to cut garlic.

We are going to peel, cut, chop, and mince it. I have a little trick to show you on how to remove the skin easily off of the clove.

Don’t forget to watch my video to see all the steps.

How to Cut Garlic Video

Ingredients

• Garlic cloves

Equipment

• Chef knife
• Cutting board

4 Steps on how to cut garlic

These simple steps are real easy to follow.

Use the garlic that you learn how to cut in my recipe for texas toast.

1. How to separate garlic cloves

The easiest way to separate garlic cloves is to give it a good smack on the counter to break them up a little or you can use a knife and wiggle it between two cloves until it falls out.

You can see where each clove is by the bumps on the outside of the bulb. At this point, you are looking to see if your garlic is bad.

2. How to cut the ends off of garlic cloves

Once you have all of your cloves broken up you want to cut the tips off from the ends.

This will help in the next step of removing the skin from the garlic. Use can minced garlic in my chicken Florentine recipe.

3. How to remove the skin from garlic cloves

4. Cut, chop and mince the garlic

Cutting garlic can be done in a few ways. It all depends on what you are using it for and the potency you want.

Most commonly, you are going to want to mince the garlic because it adds the most flavor and makes the garlic more evenly spread through your dish. Make sure you learn how to store your garlic.

Slice the garlic into thin slices, it doesn’t matter what direction you start with.

Then you are going to chop those slices going in the opposite direction that you sliced them before.

Now you can mince it up by rocking your knife back and forth over your pile until you get it to the mince you like.

Mince garlic really goes good in my meatball sub recipe.