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Post by Hellonlinks on Dec 18, 2005 2:34:08 GMT -4
3 cans anchovies, coarsely chopped
10 cloves garlic, minced
1 stick butter
1 cup extra-virgin olive oil (then add the oil from the anchovy can)
Melt butter in oil over low low low heat. Add garlic. Cook over low low low heat until garlic is golden. Add anchovies. Cook over low low low heat until anchovies have dissolved into a layer of anchovy paste on the bottom of your skillet with chunks of garlic in it. There will still be a layer of oil above the 'chovies, with some butter lather floating on top.
Have your family cluster around the hot skillet (remember, keep it on low low low heat) and dip vegetables and crusty bread into the bagna. Everyone has to eat some, if only to share in the post-bagna garlic perfume. ;D
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Post by itsmeagain on Dec 18, 2005 10:41:31 GMT -4
Thanx, hellinois. I was gonna ask you for this one. Great minds think alike.
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Post by Hellonlinks on Dec 19, 2005 0:56:01 GMT -4
Thanx, hellinois. I was gonna ask you for this one. Great minds think alike. Your welcome.
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Post by MnM on Jun 19, 2006 21:40:42 GMT -4
I make this, but not the same way. I thicken it with some flour after I saute the TONNNNNNN of garlic and anchovies then we add milk. An old Italian taught me how to make this and they would always dip bread and that celery cabbage into it.
YUMMY, haven't made this in awhile. One guy that comes over to our house is always asking me to make "minuto"..... he can never remember what it really is called........ AHAHAHAHA... good stuff tho Maynard!!!............. M ;D
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