An easy garlic bread recipe..

I love garlic bread.. 😋I mean who doesn't love garlic bread? I often visited pizza hut and P and S just to have garlic bread. And then I realized why buy when you can make them in less than 15 minutes.. So today I'm gonna share my recipe with you.

What you'll need...

Bread
Garlic
Parsley
Butter
Salt and some sugar

Directions...

First you have to cut bread into 1 inch stripes. It doesn't necessarily have to be 1 inch, but that's how I do. You can cut it into any shape you like. And then you have to make a mixture to spread on the bread. I'm not mentioning the amounts you have to add because it all goes with the taste you prefer. If you need a strong garlic flavor you can add more garlic. What I do is I add butter and garlic to 2:1 ratio. Chop Parsley and add it to the garlic and butter mixture. Add around 1 tsp sugar and salt to taste. Now spread the mixture on one side of the bread stripe. Heat a pan and put the stripes in(low heat). When the side to which you didn't spread the mixture turns golden you have to flip. Garlic tends to get burned easily. So you have to be very careful and keep the side with the mixture in pan for around 1 minute and 30 seconds. When the side with mixture is golden brown take it from the pan.. It is so crispy and yummy. I can assure you that it is so yummy because the other day I took some of those to university and people loved it. You can enjoy it more with tomato sauce or you can just eat it.

Photo credits

First photo : Image by engin akyurt from Pixabay

Second photo : Myself

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