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L&P Garlic Bread in the pellet smoker.

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Ok, Ok. I know garlic bread is easy but I haven't made it in the smoker on a low and slow cook. Also, I had an idea to add Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce in the garlic spread. So I tried it and here are the results.

I started by melting 15 ml (1 tablespoon) butter in a fry pan. I added 2 cloves of minced garlic and sauteed just for a minute or two.


Then I mixed the garlic butter mixture with another 15 ml (1 tablespoon) softened butter, 25 ml (2 tablespoons) grated parmesan, 15 ml mayonnaise, and 5 ml (1 teaspoon) Worcestershire.


I cut a six inch section of French bread in half lengthwise and spread the mixture on it. I put the loaf back together and wrapped it in foil.

I was smoking salmon at 200 F on the pellet smoker. So I put the wrapped bread in for the last 50 minutes.


I unwrapped it and cut it into four slices.


It was served with my Dill Salmon and Coleslaw.


The Verdict

The bread was soft with a gooey melted cheese and butter melted in. The Worcestershire added a sweet/spicy taste that is in the background but adds to the flavour profile. I will be adding Worcestershire in the future.

Disco
 
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Looks tasty Disco! Have you tried smoked ice cream sandwiches yet? They are tasty!

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Nice looking plate Disco!

Everything looks delicious!!

The salmon looks perfectly cooked!

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Al
 
That is one terrific looking meal    nice as usual  
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Gary
 
Awesome, gonna have to try this on the GMG. Looks real tasty Disco.
 
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