garlic confit is garlic cloves cooked slowly over low heat in oil. Over time, they become super soft and slightly sweet, maintaining their garlic flavor without that harsh bite. In its simplest form you can spread it over toast with some sea salt, but I like to also add it to vinaigrettes and sauces for a little savory kick! -m👨🏻‍🍳

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  1. Fuckin hate when i'm making garlic confit at home and it takes slightly too long. Little did I know I needed a station, and totally extraneous bowls.

  2. Can you do a sushi roll or nigiri video? I would love to see your techniques and quantities for cooking rice for sushi.

  3. It is so important to explain movement efficiency to people. It doesn’t come naturally to everyone.

  4. If your smashed garlic is put between the two bowls and the bowls are shook well, then they’ll shed their skins and you’ll be able to simply pick them out and drop them into your pot of oil.

  5. Is it critical to freeze your confit when not in use? I read somewhere that if you leave it at room temperature it can actually become toxic to eat after a time.

  6. No disrespect to your girlfriend, I know “my chef boyfriend meals” is how you got started but we need more of this content.

    I’ve been professionally cooking/cheffing for 22 years, and you have a clear crisp voice, excellent knowledge and seem to be great at explaining and teaching!

    Hope to see more of these videos!

    Cheers!

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