From: Shimmy Shake
On Mar 25, 2007
Very good basic recipe. I decided to let my Italian heritage show through by adding more garlic and drizzling some EVOO into the butter/garlic mix. Then I sprinkled salt and some dried oregano flakes on top. That made it taste just like in a restaurant.
From: ms_bold
On Dec 7, 2005
I sliced my bread prior to brushing with the butter and garlic mix, and used roasted garlic in the butter. Toasted on parchment on a cookie sheet, this was excellent garlic bread.
From: Audrey M
On Sep 29, 2003
This is easy and taste great. I didn't broil the bread but stacked the slices as if the bread was just sliced, covered in aluminum foil and baked in a 375 degree oven for 10 minutes. Mmmmm...good
From: riffraff
On Sep 24, 2003
Could not be simpler or more tasty. I only made a half a loaf and used 6 cloves of crushed garlic. I did not melt the butter, just let it get room temp and mixed it with the half ton of garlic. YUMMM! Went very well with our lasagna.
From: PaulaG
On May 30, 2007
Easy and delicious...who could ask for more? Made this to go with lasagna. It was perfect.
From: Shari2
On Oct 26, 2003
Very good garlic bread. So simple and easy to make, I will make it often. Everyone in the family really enjoyed it. Thanks Mizz Nezz.
From: bratty
On Oct 1, 2003
Simplicity at it's best. Wonderful combination of flavors. So easy to put together, and is ready in no time at all. A very simple recipe that makes a huge impression. A keeper for sure!
From: momof8inbc
On Dec 2, 2004
I never buy store gaslic bread any more... this is so much better. I add more garlic and a little dry parsley for a great presentation.
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