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Posted by Brenda (brenda_t@ivillage.com) on Tue, Jul 24, 01 at 10:52
| Does anyone have info on making frozen garlic bread such as Texas Toast or the like? DH loves those ones that come in a bag, you open one end and bake it for like 20 min. |
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RE: Garlic Bread
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| Brenda, Hi! I just made some garlic bread for the freezer last week and used some tonight. It worked pretty well. I bought a large french bread baguette and since there is just my husband and myself, cut it into thirds. I then sliced it down the center making a total of 3 pairs. In a bowl I mixed up a mixture of margarine and minced garlic (the preminced kind in a jar) and added some dried mixed Italian herbs to it. I blended it well and spread the mixture on both sides of each third of the bread. I also had some shredded mozzarella/parmesan in my fridge which I sprinkled on top of each half. I then put the halves together, wrapped well in heavy duty aluminum foil and labeled it. To cook, I just put it in the oven as is (still frozen) at 375 degrees for about 20 minutes. It comes out hot and bubbly on top with a crispy crust. We had some tonight with our spaghetti. My DH thought it was as good as the kind you buy in the foil sleeves and it was certainly less $$$$. Hope you give it a try! Pat |
RE: Garlic Bread
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Wow, that sounds great - I will be trying it. Thanks! |
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