A garlic herb compound butter with cilantro, rosemary, and just a hint of spice.
I'm always excited to see who I'm assigned for the Surprise Recipe Swap. I enjoy looking through a new (to me) blog, and selecting something I want to make. This month, I chose this recipe from Jenmi Jenmi, a blog written by two Jennifers. I opted to use butter instead of oil since I wanted to leave myself more options down the line. For example, I thought about making Hasselback Potatoes and using this Garlic Herb Compound Butter. For the same reason, I used garlic powder instead of fresh garlic. I figured If I wanted to use this butter in liquid form, I could simply melt it. :)
How will you use your compound butter?
Garlic Herb Compound Butter
by CJ HuangA garlic herb compound butter with cilantro, rosemary, and just a hint of spice.
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Yield: 1/3 cup
Materials:
Mass | Weight | Volume | Number | Material | Notes |
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4 tablespoons | butter | ||||
1 teaspoon | cilantro | ||||
2 teaspoons | garlic powder | ||||
1 tablespoon | rosemary, minced | ||||
1/2 teaspoon | chili pepper flakes |
Methods:
- Gather all materials.
- Combine all materials.
- Mash all materials together.
- Place the compound butter on a piece of plastic wrap, parchment paper, or aluminum foil, and form into a log.
Methods with Images:
1. Gather all materials. | |
2. Combine all materials. | |
3. Mash all materials together. | |
4. Place the compound butter on a piece of plastic wrap, parchment paper, or aluminum foil, and form into a log. |
I love how you turned it into butter :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for being a part of the SRS!
It's a great way to flavor up butter and make it look fancy without a lot of work. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks as if it would perk up any dish.
ReplyDeleteIt sure makes it easy to add a bit of extra flavor. :)
ReplyDeleteI really like this idea! :-) Thanks for linking up with "Try a New Recipe Tuesday!" :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's a great way to add some extra flavor without a lot of work. :) Plus, the longer it sits around, the more flavorful it gets!
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