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Poll Question: How much do you enjoy garlic?
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1 [3.03%]
2 [6.06%]
2 [6.06%]
7 [21.21%]
19 [57.58%]
2 [6.06%]
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    Posted: December 18 2010 at 22:22
Fairly simple poll - how much do you like garlic?  Myself, I'd say I'm in the "I eat garlicy foods regularly" category, because I don't regularly eat the cloves right off the head (though I do on occasion). 

Idea for the poll comes from the bagna cauda I ate earlier - we don't make it too often here (mom hates it) but when we do it's always good and full of garlic.  This time, dad added extra garlic (and it's already got a lot) - seven full heads of garlic!  Mmm...couple that with the anchovies, oil, butter and (in our version) tuna and sardines and you've got an incredibly delicious dish which will keep people away from you for weeks. LOL
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Garlic is one of the essential food groups.  If a recipe calls for it, I don't hold back on it.  Granted you can go overboard. 
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I have garlic in appropriate recipes. Not with me Yorkshire pud!
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Basic ingredients for the CPicard daily meals: mustard, olive oil, garlic. 
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I absolutely love garlic with pretty much anything - never eaten it plain cloves, though.
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The scent of garlic lingers on my chocolate fingers.
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I eat raw garlic with salt regularly, just because I like it, so I voted the last option. Embarrassed You'd better stay away from me when I'm in garlic mood Tongue
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I love garlic, I'm occasionally using it, and I don't mind the smell. I don't know why are people so repulsive if someone's breath is garlicky; there are much worse odours around. Besides, it's healthy (or I like to believe it so).
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

I eat raw garlic with salt regularly, just because I like it, so I voted the last option. Embarrassed You'd better stay away from me when I'm in garlic mood Tongue
I always remember the garlic scenes in Polanski's "The Fearless Vampire Killers". You would never have a problem chasing away vampires that's for sure. Approve
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By the way, elephant garlic isn't proper garlic. LOL



Edited by Slartibartfast - December 19 2010 at 07:49
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

VAMPIRES stay out of this thread
No! Egotistical butcher's who live at Acme markets should stay out of this thread.Shocked
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It's that correct dosage of garlic which counts. It's all about judgement. It's the best of times and the worse of times. Good grief. After cleaning out the inside of a chicken, how much salt do you normally toss into the chicken? Is everyone seated at the dinner table consulted? Seriously, you can destroy a great meat dish with garlic. It's a tough call and sometimes I find my hand wanting to sprinkle a another dosage of garlic for good measure. It can become a disaster if you are improvising with a meal. Be careful. 
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It has its place, but I'm not a huge fan.
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Option #4 or #5 fit me well enough. Voted for #4.
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Garlic is one of the essential food groups.  If a recipe calls for it, I don't hold back on it.  Granted you can go overboard. 

Without garlic, food is boring!!! As far as I'm concerned it's good in almost everything, even omelets! 
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Great stuff. I eat garlicy foods regularly.
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

The scent of garlic lingers on my chocolate fingers.

LOL same with me! I use a kind of steel soap to get rid of it.
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