Roasted Garlic Cream Sauce with Paleo Option

It’s easy to make a low carb roasted garlic cream sauce to add flavor to any meat dish. And, there’s a dairy-free option to make it paleo friendly.

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I was looking to make a white cream sauce to serve over some nut crusted chicken. But, I also wanted it to be dairy-free like the one used in the chicken in white sauce recipe.

So I decided to make an easy garlic sauce that could be made with either heavy cream or coconut cream. High fat coconut milk should work too.

I’ll share the pecan crusted chicken next week. In this post, I’ll show you how I came up with the roasted garlic cream sauce recipe.

For roasting the garlic, I referred to my garlic cauliflower mash with mashed celery root. Although a lot of people roast the whole head of garlic together, I prefer separating out the cloves.

The reason why I peel the garlic cloves is because I like to puree them into the sauce. Other recipes use the roasted garlic juice instead.

I never shy away from eating garlic regardless of how bad I may smell afterwards.

One of the things I’ve found that helps with garlic breath is chewing on a fennel seeds. It’s a tip I discovered from a reader after posting about eating sinangag cauliflower fried rice for breakfast.

In fact, Filipinos love garlic. And, when I make my chicken adobo, I always add in extra minced garlic to enhance the flavor.

I actually considered adding in two heads into this roasted garlic cream sauce. But, I thought that it might be a little overkill for six servings.

I’ll admit that I’m one of those people that likes to double or triple the garlic that’s called for in a recipe. My husband isn’t too fond of my obsession with this flavor enhancer.

I’m also known to use garlic for other things. My oldest daughter used to get a lot of ear infections when she was younger. I used garlic oil on her so she didn’t have to take antibiotics.

Recently, I tried using garlic juice on pimples. Surprisingly, it works very well. Maybe a bit too good so you do have to be careful if you’ve got sensitive skin.

It wasn’t that long ago that I used to buy the minced garlic in a jar. It’s so easy to mince it yourself with a good garlic press. And, you don’t even have to peel the cloves.

Although the garlic in a jar may seem convenient, it really doesn’t take much more to pull out the press and mince it fresh. Plus, you won’t get the added preservative.

So, be sure to use fresh cloves with making this roasted garlic cream sauce. It’s not that much work to peel the cloves if you use one of these simple methods.

I tend to smash the garlic clove to get it to peel. That’s the method my father would always use when he was cooking.

I’ve tried shaking the cloves vigorously in a mason jar. But it doesn’t work as well for me as the smashing method.

And, I’ve yet to give the garlic peeler tool a try. Maybe I’ll pick one up to see if it works better than smashing the garlic.

What’s the method that you prefer to use for peeling garlic? Have you tried other methods?

Roasted Garlic Cream Sauce Recipe with Paleo Option

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