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How to Peel Garlic?
Posted: Oct 11, 2014
Few ways to peel garlic cloves
A fresh bulb of garlic can be found in the produce section of the grocery store. It is very inexpensive. If it is stored in a cool dark place, it should last up to eight weeks.First, pick your cloves through the bulb, and lay your flat side down - alongside it that was closest to the "heart" of your garlic - in your cutting board with all the curved side upward. Then, take your chef's knife and with one hand positioning the knife handle, lay either flat side of the knife along with the garlic clove. The garlic need to be closer to your knife handle than the middle of the blade.
With all your free hand, slap the heel of the hand down and smash alongside it of the blade against the garlic clove. Viol! The outer skin color is magically detached through the clove, and you now have a properly peeled clove all set for chopping or placing in the rolling garlic chopper.
On the first try, most people tend not to hit the edge hard enough and wind up hitting it a couple of times. With plenty of practice, you'll get your hang of figuring out how much force you would like so you only have to smash the chef's knife blade once. Right away, you'll be a practiced pro, pounding away with garlic and rapidly getting enough peeled cloves to cook Chicken with Forty Cloves of Garlic oil without breaking inside a sweat. Oh, also remember to sweep your skins into your own compost bin!
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Garlic Shaker provides significant advantages over current garlic peeling methods and helps you in peeling garlic skin without any problem.