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Roasted Garlic Bulbs from the Airfryer
A German starter recipe for all of Germany: whole garlic bulbs are slowly roasted with oil and thyme until the cloves are soft and golden. The soft cloves can be spread onto toasted white bread like a paste and taste mild and sweet instead of pungent. The small basket holds the bulbs closer to the heat and saves the long preheating of a big oven, but only four bulbs will fit side by side.
Cook time
42 min
Servings
4
Ingredients
6
Nutrition
per serving208 kcal
Calories
6 g
Protein
6 g
Fat
33 g
Carbs
Instructions
- 1
Cut the top off each garlic bulb so that all the cloves are exposed. Pull off the loose outer skins, but keep the bulb itself together.
- 2
Brush the cut surfaces with the olive oil, season with the salt and the pepper and lay the thyme sprigs, broken into pieces, on top.
- 3
Preheat the airfryer to 160 °C.
- 4
Cut a piece of baking paper to the size of the basket base and set the bulbs on it cut side up in a single layer with space between them, without stacking anything; cook larger quantities in two batches. The paper has to be weighed down by the bulbs, otherwise the air stream lifts it. Cook at 160 °C.
- 5
Do not turn the bulbs, as the oil would run out of the cloves and the cut surfaces would dry out. Instead continue cooking at 160 °C until the cloves feel soft under pressure and look golden.
- 6
Take the bulbs out and keep them warm, then lay the white bread in the basket in a single layer and toast it at 160 °C.
- 7
Squeeze the soft cloves out of their skins and spread them over the toasted white bread.
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