Kim Milan's Garlic Purée Aglio e Olio
A creamy aglio e olio made with low-temperature oven-roasted garlic purée and garlic oil, without any cream.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
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Cooking tips
- Since the garlic purée already contains oil, adding too much at once can cause the oil to separate, so add only an appropriate amount.
- If the oil separates from the sauce, turn the heat to high, add a little water or pasta water, and stir quickly to re-emulsify.
- When roasting garlic in the oven, using a parchment paper lid helps control steam evaporation and prevents the garlic from burning or drying out.
- For extra flavor, you can add anchovies or Parmigiano Reggiano cheese to the finished pasta according to your taste.
Recommended for
- Those who have repeatedly failed at emulsifying aglio e olio sauce.
- Those who want to make restaurant-style pasta with deep, mellow garlic flavor at home.
- Those who want to make versatile garlic purée and oil using new-season garlic.
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