Happy Wednesday everybody!! Ah yes, another day, another How To Series post, and per usual, this is one that I totally assumed would be difficult to make, but come to find out, is also insanely easy to make.
First, I gotta admit, one of the things I miss the most about eating whatever I want with no regard for my health or thighs 99% of the time about eating healthy 6 days of the week is restaurant bread & butter.
I mean, let’s be real, that endless bread & butter is basically evil & wonderful all at the same time, ‘here, before you eat your dinner, gorge yourself on an endless supply of delicious carbs & fat,’ sooo basically what I’m saying is, this kind of stuff is usually a cheat day staple. Unfortunately, restaurants have this weird thing where they unfairly judge you frown upon you taking up a table to eat their free baskets of bread, but fortunately there is a solution, make your own flavored butter.
As much as I loved my Cinnamon Honey Butter I made a few months back, sometimes I just want some savory, garlicky, herby butter to spread on some toasted french bread and that’s what we have here today. OMG y’all, this was sooo easy to make, and dang delicious, also, you can totally substitute out whatever herbs or flavors you love best. I can’t recommend you make this enough y’all, too good not to. Have a wonderful day & again, thanks for stopping by.
garlic, about to be chopped…
garlic has been peeled…
chopped up…
now for the basil…
chopped up…
parsley…
chopped up, now time for butter…
mix, mix, mix…my sous chef being a tremendous help…
time for garlic & herbs…yup, a really good helper…
mix, mix, mix…
place it on your plastic wrap…
spread it out a bit evenly…
roll it up…
then twisted the ends of the plastic wrap & ready to go into the fridge…
and enjoy!!!
- 4 Sticks of Unsalted Butter, Room Temperature.
- 2 Cloves of Garlic, Finely Minced.
- 1 Tablespoon of Basil Leaves, Finely Chopped.
- 1/2 Tablespoon of Parsley Leaves, Finely Chopped.
- Pink Himalayan Salt (or Sea Salt) to Taste.
- Loaf of French Bread, Toasted (Optional).
- Peel and finely mince your garlic, set aside.
- Chop your parsley & basil, set aside.
- With a handheld or stand mixer with paddle attachment, place your butter into your bowl and mix until smooth.
- Now add your garlic, basil & parsley and mix until evenly distributed.
- Add salt to taste until desired taste is reached, and mix.
- Place your butter onto a large sheet of plastic wrap, rolling up and twisting the ends until tightly closed.
- Place in your refrigerator for at least 2 hours or until solid.
- You can put more or less of any of the herbs, also, you can also substitute them out for whatever you like best too.
Cakespy says
This looks so crave-worthy…I will be dreaming about this til I make it!
Holly says
Awesome thank you! this stuff slathered on some toasted bread is incredible!