We’re doing what garlic enthusiasts do best: sharing our favorite garlic recipes to make today and every day. There are versatile recipes like garlic confit and garlic stock that you can apply in so many ways, plus one-off recipes to complete your garlic celebration (looking at you, pull-apart garlic […]

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We're doing what garlic enthusiasts do best: sharing our favorite garlic recipes to make today and every day. There are versatile recipes like garlic confit and garlic stock that you can apply in so many ways, plus one-off recipes to complete your garlic celebration (looking at you, pull-apart garlic knots).

Our go-to garlic recipes

Slow-roasted garlic is like candy — candy that you'll want to serve on a charcuterie board with cheese, jam, crostini, and so much salami.

Forget about the bones from your butcher, the celery and carrots, the bay leaves and peppercorns. All you need is garlic and salt to make this ridiculously simple, totally vegan stock.

Our favorite way to show our love for garlic is by cooking the largest loaf of ciabatta bread that we possibly can and then spreading it with the garlickiest garlic butter.

There is no such thing as too much garlic bread, do you hear me? This time, it's in the form of knots made in a multi-cooker. So much fun to pull apart.

We love the sweetness of broccolini (aka baby broccoli) and we love how it only gets better with, what else, but garlic.

Emma Laperruque was inspired to make an easier version of onion dip with the same savory qualities that dare you to double dip. Enter: garlic.

Chicken meets its match with this beefy twist on the classic garlic-forward recipe.

This sauce is so much more than just honey and garlic: There's lemon juice, soy sauce, cayenne pepper, and vanilla extract. And yes, a lot of garlic (four heads, to be exact).

Amp up this classic comfort food with an entire head of roasted garlic. "It adds such a nice touch, sweet and creamy, not overpowering, just right," writes recipe developer Carolina Gelen.

If you've spent all day wondering what to have for dinner, this is it: a three-ingredient, 10-minute pasta recipe that you can dress up any which way.