Recipe: Yummy Garlic bread

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Garlic bread Learn how to make delicious garlic bread at home. This is an easy recipe from scratch, by Ina Garten at Food Network. The recipe has amazing reviews because it is the best and absolutely delicious. You can cook Garlic bread using 5 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Garlic bread

  1. You need of Chopped garlic.
  2. Prepare of Bread, butter.
  3. Prepare of Chesse (mozorella, amul chesse).
  4. It's of Non stick pan or tava not non stick.
  5. It's of Origino, chilli flakes.

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Garlic bread step by step

  1. Take one bowl poured some chopped garlic and butter (not melted) mix it well.
  2. Take one bread and spread garlic paste that we made in first step than spread some chesse than sprink origino, chilli flakes.
  3. Preheat tava or pan with butter for 30 to 40 sec than put garlic bread that we made in 2 step bake 2to3 min.
  4. Our garlic bread is ready.
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