Why spend money on fancy garlic-flavored olive oil when you can make it yourself at home? Karen Holmes shows how to add pizzazz to a favorite dish with this easy and elegant garlic olive oil.
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Dry basil and tarragon without them turning brown
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Make lemon zest with or without a zesting tool
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Make canna weed butter
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Preserve Sooji for roasting
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Prepare Ginger with Three Cuts:
Grated, Julienne, and Brunoise
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Mince garlic with a knife
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Chiffonade herbs for garnishes
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Make butter the cool way
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Make prosciutto bits for salads and soups
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Make a cranberry relish
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How To:
Make butter
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How To:
Dry fresh herbs and use them in the wintertime
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How To:
Eat edible flowers
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How To:
Make Garlic Parmesan Croutons
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How To:
Chop and mince herbs
-
How To:
Blend a famous country style rib rub
-
How To:
Make a butter sculpture
-
How To:
Dry basil and tarragon without them turning brown
-
How To:
Make lemon zest with or without a zesting tool
-
How To:
Make cilantro pearls with Molecular Gastronomy
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How To:
Make canna weed butter
-
How To:
Make orange zest
-
How To:
Make cold pressed nut butter
-
How To:
Preserve Sooji for roasting
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Prepare Ginger with Three Cuts:
Grated, Julienne, and Brunoise
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How To:
Mince garlic with a knife
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How To:
Make butter the cool way
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How To:
Chiffonade herbs for garnishes
-
How To:
Make butter
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How To:
Dry fresh herbs and use them in the wintertime
-
How To:
Make a cranberry relish
-
How To:
Make prosciutto bits for salads and soups
-
How To:
Eat edible flowers
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