Garlic Butter Dipping Sauce – Better Bakery
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I know, I know! I’ve said it a billion times that I’m a girl that loves to dip food. That’s why I knew I had to make a garlic butter dipping sauce for my Better Bakery handcrafted artisan melts. My inspiration came from a garlic butter dipping sauce I eat occasionally. I should probably warn you, this sauce will give you some garlic breath, but that’s nothing a mint can’t fix.
The melts are incredibly delicious. They are packed full of meat and cheese. The bread that’s so perfectly wrapped around the fillings smells of a freshly baked pretzel when it’s warmed up. Sopping that parmesan crusted melt in the garlic butter dipping sauce completes it. Just to give the dipping sauce a little pop of color, I decided to add a leaf of parsley to the sauce. It’s not necessary, but still makes it pretty. If you want to give these melts a try, you can pick them up at Walmart. (Of course!) Head over and get a coupon while you’re at it!
This dipping sauce would go perfect with some bread sticks or rubbed on top of a calzone or pizza stuffed monkey bread. The garlic in this recipe isn’t overpowering in flavor. I don’t love when the garlic is so strong, when I bite into something that that’s all I can taste. So, I can assure you this isn’t the case. The garlic flavor fits perfectly with the amount of butter that the recipe calls for. I know a ton of people are against using salted butter, but in this case I say go for it. Really, in most cases, I say go for using salted butter. Though, I love things salty.
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Ingredients
- 1 garlic clove, finely minced
- 1/2 cup salted butter
- parsley, for garnish
Instructions
- In a saucepan, add in the finely minced garlic and stick of butter. Turn the heat on medium and let the butter melt. Don't stir the butter.
- As the butter melts, the top layer will foam. Using a spoon, remove the foamy top layer.
- Pour the butter into a dipping dish. Leave the milk solids in the bottom of the pan along with the bits of garlic.
- Cut up a leaf or two of fresh parsley. Sprinkle on top of the dipping sauce.
- Serve up with bread.
Nutrition Info
(Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.)
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