Here’s how I cure my garlic for storage, step by step. 🧄 First, check if it’s ready to pull. Soft neck garlic will have yellow, droopy leaves, while hard neck types will look a bit more rugged with brown, papery wrappers. That’s your sign. Next, loosen up the soil gently and pull the bulbs out. Brush off the extra dirt, but don’t wash them. You want those papery skins to stay on so they cure properly. Bundle them up and hang or lay them out in a cool, shady spot with good airflow. Leave the sta

Drying (or curing) garlic means you are preparing it for long term storage. Want some garlic now, dig in! HOW TO CURE GARLIC 🧄 keep roots and leaves intact to dry, gently brush off the dirt but don’t go crazy. This is done better AFTER curing. 🧄 keep it out of direct sunlight (direct sunlight can actually cook garlic at this stage, which deteriorates flavor.) 🧄 dry in a cool location. 🧄 make sure your garlic will not get wet. 🧄 airflow is ideal - use a fan if needed! WHERE? Places to dry yo

Curing garlic is an important step to preserve the garlic for long-term storage and deepens its flavor. #fbreels #garlic #howto #gardening101 #gardeningtips #gardening | Plantedinthegarden

Roasted Garlic... How to roast whole heads of garlic in the oven so you can eat warm, toasty cloves right out of the garlic head. Full recipe here: https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/roasted_garlic/ | Simply Recipes

Roasted garlic is one of the best things you can make in your oven. We’re sharing how to roast garlic and lots of ways to use it. RECIPE: https://www.inspiredtaste.net/35730/roasted-garlic-recipe/ | Inspired Taste