Herbed Garlic Butter

There’s almost nothing that vamps up a piece of bread like some herbed butter.
By Priya Sreeram

What is it about flavored butter that gives your bread an extra pep? Butter, the omnipresent breakfast ingredient need not always be monotonous and routine. Making your own batch of this dip is not only easy but adds oomph to the dining table.

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Use it to add zing to sandwiches, spread it on a toasted bread/indian flat bread, enjoy soup-sticks with a liberal glob, tip it in gravy or bite in to grilled & charred veggies with a dash of this creamy delight,  it is sure to whet your appetite.

Go ahead and indulge.

 

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Herbed Garlic Butter


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  • Author: Priya Sreeram
  • Total Time: 15 minutes
  • Yield: 4

Description

Delightful spread


Ingredients

  • Butter – 100 grams (softened)
  • Cream Cheese – 50 grams (softened)
  • Fresh Coriander Leaves – a few sprigs – finely chopped
  • Mint leaves – a few – finely chopped
  • Lemon juice -1 tsp
  • Garlic – 1 pod – minced
  • Pepper Powder – to taste

Instructions

  1. Beat together butter & cream cheese till they are fluffy & light.
  2. Tip in coriander leaves,mint,lemon juice & garlic.
  3. Grind in fresh peppercorn powder to taste & give it a good mix.
  4. Cover and refrigerate for atleast 20-25 minutes.
  5. Serve as you wish.
  6. Enjoy!

Notes

The spread can stay fresh for 3-4 days when covered and refrigerated
You can also freeze the dip/spread after adequately covering it in plastic wrap

  • Prep Time: 15 mins

 

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