Garlic Confit Aioli

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If you’re new around here, I love garlic. I’m a garlic girl and love to find new ways to use my garlic confit. This garlic confit aioli is definitely a win! It uses 10 garlic confit cloves that adds a lovely depth of flavour.

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Garlic confit aioli in small bowl

Making Aioli

Making aioli from scratch is extremely easy, especially when you have an immersion or stick blender. It’s important that in the first few stages you don’t move the stick blender as this will prevent the oil and egg from emulsifying. We’re basically trying to combine two ingredients that don’t like to be combined. When you start to see the ingredients come together, that’s your sign to start moving your blender up and down to slowly incorporate all of the olive oil. Continue this step until you have a thick and creamy consistency.

Small bowl of garlic confit

Garlic Confit

I find garlic confit to be one of the most beautiful things you can cook. Confit is a French cooking technique where something is cooked in lots of fat at a low heat and for a very long time. For most part, the fat is usually an animals fat such as duck or butter however, when making garlic confit a high quality extra virgin olive oil such as Rich Glen Olive Oil, is a must. The garlic is fully submerged in olive oil and simmers away until golden and brown and slightly caramelised. It will be soft to touch and have a buttery and velvet like texture that will melt at the slightest touch. Read more about my garlic confit here.

Garlic confit aioli in small bowl

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to use a raw egg?

If the eggs you’re using have been pasteurised they will be safe to consume raw as the harmful bacteria has been removed. It will be listed on the egg carton if the eggs are pasteurised.

How long can I store the aioli?

The aioli can be stored for up 4 days in the fridge when kept in an airtight sterilised jar or container.

Can I use a neutral oil?

You absolutely can! Vegetable, canola or avocado oil can be used and this will give the aioli a more mild flavour.

bulbs of garlic

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Garlic Confit Aioli

This aioli It uses 10 garlic confit cloves that adds a lovely depth of flavour.
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 2 hours
Servings: 10

Ingredients 

  • 10 garlic confit cloves
  • 1/2 cup garlic confit olive oil
  • 1/2 cup grapeseed oil
  • 1 egg
  • 1 tbsp lemon juice
  • pinch of flakey sea salt

Instructions 

  • Place all ingredients into glass container or jug that is just wide enough to fit an immersion blender. Using an immersion blender, blend all ingredients together being careful to not move the blender up and down. Once the ingredients begin to emulsify, move the blender up and down while slowly incorporating all of the oil. Continue until you have a thick consistency.
  • Store in an airtight container or jar in the fridge for up to 3 days.
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12 Comments

  1. Lynn Beacham says:

    Can you tell us where we can buy those adorable little crocs?

    1. daenskitchen says:

      It’s a little pot from Le Creuset!

  2. Viky says:

    Do you have a recipe for garlic confit olive oil?

  3. Bea says:

    The real name is Alioli!

  4. ريما says:

    I do but its liquid 💔💔
    how gram of oil???

    1. daenskitchen says:

      1 cup is roughly 125g. Let me know how you go!

      1. Moris says:

        It’s gorgeous!

        And how many minutes and at what temperature should garlic be baked in the oven?

      2. ريما says:

        5 stars
        Ok

  5. Dave says:

    You left the egg out of the recipe..

    1. daenskitchen says:

      Thank you for letting me know. The recipe has been updated.