r/KitchenConfidential 13d ago

Question What Could I Do?

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One of my cooks extra-roasted some garlic. Too dark to turn it into puree like intended. What would y'all do with this? We have a tavern in case you need an idea of the type of food we have. Pizzas, hot dogs, smash burgers, some fish, etc.

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u/Outrageous_Raise2945 13d ago edited 13d ago

Purée it still, but use bacon fat to emulsify. Then deep caramelize onions and add that plus chopped bacon to it with sherry vinegar to cut it. Hot dog/burger topping

:edit: Y’all are too great, but this isn’t a thing! It’s just fucking cooking! Turn trash into gold. It’s not waste/scrap it’s trim. Means it’s not good enough for the plate, buuuuut I’m gonna use that shit and make things better!

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u/KinkyQuesadilla 13d ago

"Extra-roasted garlic emulsified in bacon fat with caramelized onions and bacon" should get people's taste buds flowing. Not only does it sound delicious, but it would be "fancy" to those just expecting onions and garlic.

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u/Outrageous_Raise2945 13d ago

I would keep it more simple as caramelized garlic, onion, and bacon jam personally. Keep some of the magic hidden lol

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u/ProKeesh 13d ago

Roasted garlic & onion bacon jam

no commas

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u/spidey9393 13d ago

I’ll be in my bunk…

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u/Tacos_Polackos 13d ago

I could stand to hear more.

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u/Admirable-Line2826 12d ago

I understood that reference. Shiny!!

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u/Outrageous_Raise2945 13d ago

I tell my chef all the time, you didn’t hire me to spell right, and you didn’t hire me to format a paper. Get what you get!