How to combine chocolate and garlic in the same dish?

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I hosted a potluck dinner some years ago, and I set the theme as "chocolate or garlic" -- guests were to bring one or the other. One person was a wiseacre and bought chocolate covered garlic. (It was hideously unpalatable.)

I've since wondered if there's any way to combine chocolate and garlic in the same dish where you taste both, or if the two flavors are simply incompatible.

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Best Answer

Sure! Most recipes for the darker Oaxacan moles will include both cocoa powder and garlic.



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Does chocolate and garlic go together?

Yes, of course you can pair garlic with chocolate!

What flavors pair well with garlic?

Make it Great
  • Allspice.
  • Black Pepper.
  • Oregano.
  • Parsley.


How do you add garlic to dish?

Heat the oil or butter over medium heat and then add the garlic. The garlic should be stirred often to prevent burning. If cooking with other ingredients that take longer to cook, such as onions, start cooking the other ingredients and allow them to start to cook before adding the garlic.



More answers regarding how to combine chocolate and garlic in the same dish?

Answer 2

Roasted garlic will get a slightly sweet flavor, dipped in a chocolate fondue can be wonderful and I have seen a recipe for garlic chocolate chip cookies. http://www.food.com/recipe/garlic-chocolate-chip-cookies-28771

Answer 3

Chocolate-Covered Garlic: http://www.sugoodsweets.com/blog/2007/10/chocolate-garlic/

Answer 4

What about chocolate-garlic-cheesecake truffles? Four months later.. :-)

http://daydreamerdesserts.com/2011/01/chocolate-garlic-cheesecake-truffles.html/

Answer 5

In addition to chocolate-covered roasted or blanched garlic, I've had good reviews from garlic lovers for my:

Garlic Brownies -- replace one egg with 4 oz. crushed garlic in oil

Garlic Swirl Brownies -- divide batter, 2/3 gets cocoa powder, 1/3 gets garlic

White Chocolate Garlic Frosting -- melt white chocolate with minced garlic

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