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Old 05-05-2007, 11:21 PM
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does anyone know which herb/s are in garlic butter? Anyone have any recipes for it? Can't seem to find any online.
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Hello Mushroom, garlic butter is made with
Butter
crushed garlic
and any other herb you like (optional)
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Hi - I just mix softened butter with as much garlic as I like and a little dried parsley for colour - hey presto! Lovely! I use it on garlic bread and garlic mushrooms. Yum yum!
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hi, i like chives inmine, coriander as well!
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Had parsley in mine tonight.
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I use any combination of mixed herbs but personally like basil, oregano etc to give it a bit of an Italian feel.
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I usually use normal chives but you can also get garlic chives which work really well.
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i use anything that takes my fancy from the shelf/plot at the time, (agree with the garlic chives though, best by far )
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Thanks for that! Parsley must be the usual, chives sounds a great idea, and will try other herbs too!
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