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Best Lebanese Garlic Sauce By Kay, Last fall when leaving the U.S. to return home, we stopped-over in Minneapolis for a family mini-reunion w/my Aunt, Uncle, their 7 children + various grandchildren I had not seen in 18+ yrs or even met b4. They are so lucky to all still live in the same city, but talk about the real *Luck of the Irish* – Mike my cousin brought his Lebanese heritage wife *Kay* into our Irish family & substantially raised the level of the cooking bar already set pretty high. Kay is a great cook & made the the most wonderful Lebanese meal for us that included hummus, stuffed grape leaves, marinated + grilled lamb/chicken skewers & the most incredible garlic sauce I have ever tasted just to mention a few. Thank goodness the garlic sauce was not a recipe shrouded in generations of secrecy because I had to have it to share w/you. *Enjoy* ! See Notes Below, The recipe sounds perfect – although I haven’t tried it. It sounds like what my Kuwaiti mother in law has tried to explain to me minus the measurements – she is too good to use those. The only question I have is the egg whites…are they cooked or raw? I worry if they are raw., The first time I made this recipe, the garlic was too overpowering and burned as I was eating it. I could also taste garlic for the next three days. The second time I made this, I minced the garlic, threw it in a small saucepan with about a half cup of the oil and put it on the stovetop on low for about two hours to “roast” the garlic. This didn’t affect the emulsification process, but it certainly removed the potent garlic burn. So delicious. I may try jarred minced garlic next time in order to bypass the two hour roasting time.
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Place Ingredients in a Blender, Blend Till Smooth & Chill For Several Hrs B4 Use to Allow the Full Flavor to Develop. Done! |
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*note from Kay* ~ Some Do not Add Egg Whites & They Pour the Oil in Slowly So It Thickens. I Have No Patience For That. When I Have Tried It That Way, I Could Never Get My Garlic Sauce Thick. Adding the Egg Whites Is Technically Cheating, but It Works Every Time. Kay Also Said More Garlic Can Be Used to Suit Taste Pref.. |
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*note from Me* ~ Altho Unable to Find Mazola Corn Oil Here, I Can Happily Report That I Have Now Made a Half Recipe of This Sauce Using My Immersion Blender in a Wide-Mouth Glass Jar W/a Lid So It Could Be Capped, Chilled & Stored. used the *euro Shopper* Brand Corn Oil, Kay's Recipe Including the Egg Whites + the Thin Stream Addition of the Oil Method W/Excellent Results ~ a Richly Garlic-Flavored & Thick Sauce. I Did Add Some Seasoning Salt to Better Match the Icelandic Garlic Sauce That Is Sold Commercially & Very Popular to Serve W/Lamb & Other Meats. |
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*note Re Serving Suggestions* ~ Serve Chilled or at Rm Temp: 1 With Grilled, Marinated or Roasted Meats Including Chicken, Kebabs, Etc., 2 With Oven-Roasted or Baked Potatoes or 3 as a Dip For Garlic-Lovers, but I Would Prob Opt to Add Texture For This Option W/Some Bell Pepper, Red Onion or Others You Might Choose. :-. |
