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Use Frozen Peeled Garlic

I love cooking with garlic, but do not like peeling it. So my answer is to buy it in the bag already peeled. I keep the bag in my freezer and when I need garlic, I remove a clove from the bag. Using a box grater or hand held grater (I use a microplane, it works great for garlic), I grate the garlic right into my pot or bowl. Remember though that the clove of garlic is small and will grate quickly even though it is frozen. Grated fingers are not pleasant.

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By Virginia G. from Porterville, CA

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October 10, 20100 found this helpful

I also hate peeling garlic. What I do is buy a tub of peeled garlic cloves and chop the entire tub in batches in my mini food processor. Once chopped, I drizzle in either olive oil or water. I put in plastic containers and store in the freezer. When I need garlic, I take it out about 10 minutes before needed and just spoon out whatever I need. Then it goes back into the freezer!

 
October 13, 20100 found this helpful

I finally tried putting just my palm on the clove to crush it and it was much easier to peel. Whatever works for you is great. :)

 
April 21, 20170 found this helpful

Take 2 stainless colanders place as much garlic as you need in one then place the other over the top so its a sealed like a ball hold on to the handles and shake it for 5 min check ...pull out peeled cloves as it can bruise and shake the remaining works for me

 
July 2, 20160 found this helpful

How about using a garlic press? I do not like grated fingers either!

 

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