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Recipe Schmecipe: Cheesy Herb Garlic Bread

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It’s win­ter and all you want is com­fort food and what bet­ter way to get that com­fort but from this deli­cious gar­lic bread. Eat it along­side a pip­ing hot bowl of chicken noo­dle soup and hope­fully you’ll be all set to brave the crowds on Box­ing Day.

So, with­out fur­ther ado, here is the recipe:

Cheesy Herb Gar­lic Bread

1 loaf of french bread or baguette

5–6 gar­lic cloves

½ cup soft­ened unsalted butter

3–4 tbsp fresh herbs (basil, cilantro or parsley)

¼ tsp salt

¼ tsp pepper

1 cup shred­ded cheese

  • Adjust oven rack to mid­dle posi­tion and heat oven to 400.
  • Mince or grate the gar­lic into a fine paste. Mix the gar­lic with soft­ened but­ter, herbs, salt and pepper.
  • Cut the bread length­wise in half and spread the but­ter mix­ture on both sides. Sand­wich the bread back together and wrap the loaf in foil. Place the wrapped loaf onto a bak­ing sheet and bake for 15–20 minutes.
  • Remove from the heat and turn the oven to the broil setting.
  • Sprin­kle both sides of the bread with the shred­ded cheese. Broil it for 1–2 min­utes until the cheese has melted and bread is crisp.

5 Responses to “Recipe Schmecipe: Cheesy Herb Garlic Bread”

  1. Jan

    Looks yummy…definitely not on my diet! I might try this dur­ing the holidays.

  2. tobiwobi

    That pic­ture looks evil!!! It’s so bad, I’m gonna have to try it! :)

  3. Jen

    If I wasn’t lac­tose intol­er­ant, I’d try this, but lac­tose free cheese and mar­garine is yicky!

  4. sadia

    i have to say I have LOVED the recipes posted thus far and have them both…cant wait to try this

  5. Tiff

    I make this often and it’s deli­cious. Only dif­fer­ence is I add diced up bacon (or real bacon bits work as well), good qual­ity moz­zarella cheese and a sprin­kle of parme­san cheese. I make it often along side a pasta dish. Keep in mind you can cut up the loaf into small serv­ing pieces. If I recall cor­rectly I get about 8 pieces per half depend­ing on the loaf size. I often wrap the other half of the baguette up (before I add any­thing to it) and save it in the fridge for another day. If your serv­ing it along with a dish like pasta all you really need is half for a fam­ily of 4.

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