How to use garlic paste and hot pepper paste?
I asked for a recipe for Pinto beans earlier and I got a fabulous one that calls for 2 cloves of garlic and some chili powder. I have some store-bought garlic paste and hot pepper paste that I have not used yet and I wondered if I could subtitute the garlic and chili powder with the pastes?
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One comment a “How to use garlic paste and hot pepper paste?”
The answers to your questions would be “yes” and “yes”. The chili paste has garlic IN it, so it makes it a staple in my kitchen……..I buy it a couple jars at a time, as I use it in a LOT of applications………
I would experiment with the amounts, depending on how “spicy” and “garlicky” you prefer……Enjoy!!!
EDIT: If you’re using Libbyami’s recipe (which I recommend) then yes, you can use about 1 1/2 tablespoons of the chili garlic paste……Hope this helps!!! Remember, you can always add more…..so start with a tablespoon and go from there…….
CK
Christopher K.
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