Garlic Bread Recipe

This garlic bread is so scrumptious that just the smell will have your mouth watering. And since you don't need to make anything from scratch, you can make this garlic bread recipe in only 15 minutes! It's sure to become a family favorite in no time.

 

THE BEST GARLIC BREAD

There's something about the smell of garlic bread that's just irresistible. And it tastes just as good as it smells.

It's crunchy, flavorful, and, best of all, super quick and easy to make. Also, the prep time is really minimal, and the clean-up is almost nothing - and I'm always a fan of that!

Plus, this recipe uses inexpensive, simple ingredients that you probably already have at home.

Seriously, what could be better? 

Also, this garlic bread recipe is a great choice when you're cooking for the family. And it works particularly well alongside meat, so I recommend pairing it with this huli huli chicken or Qdoba chicken. You could even spread the topping from this vietnamese shrimp toast on top of it.

By the way, if you want some ideas for other sides to pair with it if you're having a cookout, try this Instant Pot corn on the cob and air fryer baked potatoes.

Ingredients

Essentially all you need is five ingredients - including the seasoning - to make garlic bread that is out of this world delicious.

And, aside from the fresh parsley, just about every ingredient here is something that you should already have in your pantry. Of course, you can use dried parsley in a pinch, but it's well worth the trip to the store to get everything on this list.

Anyway, here's what you'll need to make the perfect garlic bread:

• 3-4 Bread Slices, halved if they are too big
• ¼ cup Butter
• 1 tbsp. Garlic Puree (or minced garlic)
• 1 tbsp. Fresh parsley, sliced
• Salt and Pepper

And that's it!

Honestly, you'd be surprised what you can make from a few slices of bread and a handful of common ingredients. I actually use the same garlic butter combo for this air fryer mahi mahi, so if you like garlic butter, you'll want to check that out next!

Bread Options to Try

So, this recipe is already pretty tasty on its own, but you could also jazz it up by exploring other bread options.

To start, you could use some sliced ciabatta or sourdough in place of regular bread. Or, if you have it, bread flavored with olives or sun-dried tomatoes to elevate the overall flavor.

How to Make Garlic Bread

Like I said before, you can make this garlic bread in just 15 minutes - or as fast as 5 minutes with the air fryer.

It's honestly amazing how delicious this garlic bread is, considering how simple it is to make. I mean, you can pop it in the oven while the rest of your meal is finishing up and have it piping hot and ready to go right before it's time to eat.

Not to mention, this recipe is perfect if you're short on time or need a quick appetizer or side dish for your guests. It's bound to be a hit with anybody you serve it to.

Now, gather up the ingredients, and let's make some garlic bread!

Step 1: Making the Garlic Butter

First things first preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (180ºC). 

Then, melt the butter in a pan and add the garlic puree, fresh parsley, and, of course, salt and pepper.

And for super fragrant garlic bread, cook everything on medium for about a minute before removing it from the heat.

Step 2: Baking the Bread

Now, on a baking tray, layer the bread slices and brush them liberally with butter using a pastry brush - don't be shy now!

Then, all you need to do is pop them in the oven and bake for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown.

Finally, serve the garlic bread warm as an appetizer or on the side with your favorite main dish and enjoy!

Wrapping It All Up

Well, that is how to make some garlic bread in no time!

Seriously, this garlic bread recipe is so easy to make and such a crowd-pleaser. Its soft buttery texture and garlicky flavor will have you reaching for one slice after another, guaranteed!

Anyway, I hope you like this indulgent garlic bread recipe as much as I do! If you make it, be sure to leave a comment below and let me know what you think.

By the way, if you want to make some bread from scratch, you have to give Turkish bread or honey wheat a try!

Oh, and if you want to try more quick and easy recipes like this, check out our YouTube channel!

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