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Just cut the whole clove in half, put them and a couple Bay leaves in a pan with white wine and three pounds of clams. Cook until they open.
Or peel and chop for other dishes.
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Depends on what I'm using it in... some gets crushed with the flat of the knife, some gets run thru a microplane, sometimes I just use the garlic powder or granuals in a container...
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I almost always use roasted. You roast a few of them without removing anything, even leave the papery outer part that covers it. Roast until they start gettins soft, takes a while, especially if you have the big jumbo size garlic. Cut the top off it and sqeeze the paste into a little jar, keeps pretty well in the fridge and is really easy to use.

Either that or just mash it to clean away the husk and start chopping.
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Garlic poll? I'll choose "yes".
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apparently no one does Mexican cooking, and only one person does Sicilian style garlic-ing....
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The Stinking Rose resteraunt in S.F. serves nothing but garlic dishes(wine and ice cream too).

It's a blood thinner and supposedly was used as a topical antibiotic.
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open the frig, pull out the jar, un-screw the lid...
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... fresh prepared garlic is the way to go.
Peeled cloves or minced that is packed in oil or water.
I don't deal with unpeeled garlic anymore.
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Prepared garlic of any sort (peeled, minced, etc) is an abomination.
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Depends on what I'm cooking.
There are several ways for several reasons.
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apparently no one does Mexican cooking, and only one person does Sicilian style garlic-ing....
I cook lots of Mexican and Italian food. You don't need a comal, any pan will do. And, slicing garlic reall thin doesn't work well.

I don't use a garlic press or any sort of pre-packaged garlic. How it's prepared depends on how it's cooked, with what it is cooked, and how soon it is eaten. I probably do a half dozen different things with it, maybe more.

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It depends on what I am preparing and how I want the flavor releeased.
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Without being dish specific the poll does not have any merit. Sorry....... each dish requires a different process to develop the full taste.

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