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Summary: Learn how to peel garlic for a chicken satay marinade in this Thai food restaurant recipes cooking class on video.
Chef Dina Cutrone is a natural foods chef and holistic health counselor. She is founder of TALL Order in NYC, offering a unique, healthy approach to cooking, entertaining and living. ...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village this is Dina Cutrone from Tall Order in New York City. Today we are going to be showing you how to make a quick and easy Thai dinner. So here let us rough chop the shallots. So I'm just going to do a quick. So let's put those aside cause those are going in after the ginger and the garlic. So let's start on the garlic, I'm just going to smash them. So I can get the peel off it is the easiest way to get it. Most of the time. So we have 2 smaller garlics so if you really have a big piece of garlic you can just use one. You know this marinade is very forgiving though it is not very exact. So if you don't have shallots you can actually use red onions. Red onions are a little bit of a different taste. Shallots are a nice sweet but yet tangy taste. Red onions are a little bit sharper but I done it with both and they actually come out fine. So okay here we go with our let me clean up the garlic here. Do a rough chop of those 2. "
eHow Article: How to Peel Garlic for Chicken Satay Recipe