What Happens When You Cook Steak with 1,000 Roasted Garlic Cloves — Spread vs. Fried Crust Showdown
Guga tests the limits of garlic flavor by roasting 1,000 cloves in avocado oil and using them three different ways on New York strip steaks: plain, as a blended garlic spread, and as a deep-fried crust. The experiment reveals a clear winner — and one bitter, sandy loser. Includes a bonus smoked brie-stuffed bacon burger as a side dish.
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by Guga Foods
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🧾 Ingredients
- 1New York strip steaks
- 21000 garlic cloves
- 3avocado oil
- 4salt
- 5black pepper
- 6onion powder
- 7paprika
- 8cayenne pepper
- 9flour
- 10cornstarch
- 11ground beef
- 12brie cheese
- 13bacon
- 14barbecue rub
- 15parsley
- 16scallions
- 17bread (nonbrand)
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