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Gal Called Jani wrote:
> > > I love my garlic press, but I've never tried putting unpeeled > garlic through it. Does the skin stay in the press or break up > and go into the dish? If it's the former, I'll have to give it > a try -- anything to save work... ;-) Yes, a decent garlic press with squeeze out the cloves and leave the skin behind. I use my garlic press at least one a week. When I am making a marinate and need to get the garlic into small pieces and as much of that flavoured juice as possible I just pop a clove into the press and squeeze. It's a lot easier to pop the old skin out of the press than it is to peel the clove and then cut it up. |
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