Author:
Marcus Baldwin
Date Of Creation:
14 June 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
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Content
- Ingredients
- Steps
- Method 1 of 3: Oven / Grilled Garlic Toast
- Method 2 of 3: Garlic toast in a toaster
- Method 3 of 3: Oiled Garlic Toast
- Tips
- What do you need
Garlic toast can be made in many different ways. If you love garlic, then you will definitely love garlic toast in all its forms.
Ingredients
Method 1:
- Slices of bread
- Soft butter
- Garlic salt
Method 2:
- Toast bread
- Butter
- Garlic salt
Method 3:
- Bread
- Butter, melted
- Garlic cloves, fresh
Steps
Method 1 of 3: Oven / Grilled Garlic Toast
1 Preheat the oven (grill) if necessary.
2 Brush the bread with butter.
3 Sprinkle some garlic salt on the bread.
4 Roast (grill) until golden brown.
5 Serve hot.
Method 2 of 3: Garlic toast in a toaster
1 Make some toast. Cook until crispy.
2 Brush the toast with butter. Use as much oil as you like.
3 Put the oiled toast back in the toaster for a short time. Heat just enough to melt the butter. If you do this quickly, the oil will not go into the toaster. Handle with care.
4 Sprinkle some garlic salt on the toast.
5 Ready.
Method 3 of 3: Oiled Garlic Toast
- 1 Cut the bread into neat squares. This means removing the crust. You don't have to do this, but it's much more careful.
- 2Apply melted butter to the bread squares.
- 3Place the bread in a toaster oven.
- 4 Grind the fresh garlic cloves into a paste. Use a mortar and pestle or food processor.
- 5Apply the garlic paste to the toast.
- 6Return the bread squares to the oven for a quick browning.
- 7 Extract. Eat and enjoy garlic bread!
Tips
- For Method 1: If you are in a real rush, toast the bread in a toaster, then brush with butter. Sprinkle lightly with garlic salt.
What do you need
- Table-knife
- Oven / Grill / Tray
- Food processor / mortar and pestle for fresh garlic
- Bread knife
- Serving plate
- Potholders (optional, but very useful when working with hot bread)