What to do with garlic sauce?

[jpinmaryland]

Got some leftover garlic sauce from papa john's pizza. Has anyone made thjis into anything? I guess I can put it on bread and make garlic toast..What about with vegetables? Thx.

 

[larry_stewart]

If it is an oil based sauce , get some sour dough large pretzels, break them into pieces and place them into a zip lock bag. Dump the garlic sauce in along with some parmesan cheese, dried oregano, basil, parsley, and give it a shake. Gotta serve/ eat them immediately after doing so, as they will eventually get soggy, But they taste great ( Or at least I think they do)

 

[Selkie]

Got some leftover garlic sauce from papa john's pizza. Has anyone made thjis into anything? I guess I can put it on bread and make garlic toast..What about with vegetables? Thx.

That's what I do... save them up (in the fridge) until I'm ready to make garlic toast - usually when I'm not going to be seeing anyone for the rest of the day!

 

[jabbur]

I order extra so I have some just for garlic toast! I've been known to throw it in my spaghetti sauce too if I don't have bread for toast. I would think it would work for any time you need butter and garlic.

 

[fire34fighter]

add a little white whine and lemon and you have a pretty good scampi sauce for a shrimp/whatever snack.

 

[jpinmaryland]

It is an oil based sauce (soybean I guess) and I did not think of that. What I did was stir fried spinach with it, but it would have been better had I fried the spinach in cooking oil first and then added the garlic sauce as it was too soggy. It was ok though.

That shrimp scampi idea sounds excellent too.

 

[Andy M.]

Salad dressing

 

[bert bakering]

cruditees......

 

[Chefmaster789]

Soak pasta noodles in it, and make a really good lasagna!

 

[pennsy]

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White WHINE - Oops, but it gave me a giggle!

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