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Default So somebody gave me a quart of pickled garlic...

....and I have no idea what to do with it all.

The stuff is great, but a fellow can only eat so much pickled garlic and an
antipasti plate burns out pretty fast. A *quart* of pickled garlic cloves is
a helluva lot of garlic. Trust me.

Google reveals a million ways to make the stuff, but not an inkling about
what to do with it once the pin is out if the grenade...

Any ideas??

Hasta,
Curt Nelson


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"Curt Nelson" <X> wrote in
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> ...and I have no idea what to do with it all.
>
> The stuff is great, but a fellow can only eat so much pickled garlic
> and an antipasti plate burns out pretty fast. A *quart* of pickled
> garlic cloves is a helluva lot of garlic. Trust me.
>
> Google reveals a million ways to make the stuff, but not an inkling
> about what to do with it once the pin is out if the grenade...
>
> Any ideas??
>
> Hasta,
> Curt Nelson
>
>
>



It'll keep for a long time......... take your time with it.

It's good to eat when you're having a couple of beers :-)



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> ...and I have no idea what to do with it all.
>
> The stuff is great, but a fellow can only eat so much pickled garlic and
> an antipasti plate burns out pretty fast. A *quart* of pickled garlic
> cloves is a helluva lot of garlic. Trust me.
>
> Google reveals a million ways to make the stuff, but not an inkling about
> what to do with it once the pin is out if the grenade...
>
> Any ideas??
>


Marinade. Lots of marinade.

Chicken thighs and legs, your garlic pickles, brown sugar and soy sauce and
ginger. Steep overnight, then broil. Very nice. ( I would normally put
vinegar in but your pickles already have it.)


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eat it as a hangover remedy.

it won't cure your hangover.... but cleaning up the projectile vomit will
occupy you for long enough for the aspirin to take effect.

cheers!
Doc

"Curt Nelson" <X> wrote in message
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> ...and I have no idea what to do with it all.
>
> The stuff is great, but a fellow can only eat so much pickled garlic and
> an antipasti plate burns out pretty fast. A *quart* of pickled garlic
> cloves is a helluva lot of garlic. Trust me.
>
> Google reveals a million ways to make the stuff, but not an inkling about
> what to do with it once the pin is out if the grenade...
>
> Any ideas??
>
> Hasta,
> Curt Nelson
>



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"Doc Martian" > wrote in message
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> eat it as a hangover remedy.
>
> it won't cure your hangover.... but cleaning up the projectile vomit will
> occupy you for long enough for the aspirin to take effect.
>
> cheers!
> Doc



Hmm, you could have a very valid point...

Hasta,
Curt Nelson

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On Feb 15, 4:47 pm, "Curt Nelson" <X> wrote:
> ...and I have no idea what to do with it all.
>
> The stuff is great, but a fellow can only eat so much pickled garlic and an
> antipasti plate burns out pretty fast. A *quart* of pickled garlic cloves is
> a helluva lot of garlic. Trust me.
>
> Google reveals a million ways to make the stuff, but not an inkling about
> what to do with it once the pin is out if the grenade...
>
> Any ideas??
>
> Hasta,
> Curt Nelson


Do you like curry? use your garlic instead of fresh but add less any
vinegar if it is in the recipe.

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