Garlic (Allium sativum) is a pungent, sulfurous bulb whose papery skin hides a cluster of individual cloves — fiercely hot and acrid raw, mellow and sweetly nutty when cooked, and one of the most universal aromatics on Earth.
2 varieties40 pairings
Where it grows
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