Pork, Chard and Ginger Stir-Fry
Pork strips stir-fried with chard, sugar snap peas, ginger and garlic make a quick spring meal full of fresh flavour. Simple, fast cooking keeps the vegetables bright and tender.
Garlic String (1kg)
£9.96
1.0 kg
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Introducing our aromatic Garlic String (1kg), a must-have for any kitchen that values freshness and quality. Each clove is carefully selected and strung together to maintain its peak flavour and potency. Feel the satisfaction as you pull a plump, firm clove from the string, releasing a burst of its rich, pungent aroma. This garlic's robust and spicy-sweet flavour profile is perfect for enhancing a wide range of dishes, from classic recipes to culinary experiments. Use our Garlic String to add depth to your soups, sauces, and marinades. Sauté it with olive oil for a fragrant base, or roast whole cloves to mellow their intensity and bring out a caramelised sweetness. It’s also ideal for homemade garlic bread or infused oils. With its convenient string form, our garlic is not only a practical addition to your pantry but also an attractive, rustic touch to your kitchen decor.
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