Braided garlic

Garlic braids with flowers

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Growing garlic is something that is fairly new to me, so, I am far from an expert. But, over the last 2 years I have learned plenty about my favorite little Alliums. Mostly, I’ve learned what…

Garlic scapes and fresh garlic available now with our recent harvest.

The way I see it, there are two very important reasons to braid garlic: Braiding helps garlic to last longer in storage, and is a more aesthetically pleasing option than throwing your bulbs in a mesh bag. You’ll feel super-cool and extra-homesteaderish when you have garlic and onions hanging in your kitchen. Amen? I might have had […]

Handmade garlic braids using organically grown hardneck culinary Chesnok Red and/or Music garlic along with local dried flowers. The garlic is grown and harvested on our small family farm. Great as a gift or hung in the kitchen to remove garlic bulbs as needed for cooking. Large braids include 18 delicious bulbs & Small braids include 9+ bulbs. Each braid is unique and will be a variation of the one photographed.

Pretty garlic braids, at the farmers' market. Obviously, made from Gilroy Garlic.

A really easy to follow tutorial on how to braid garlic (or onions) with step by step instructions and video. If you can french braid you can braid garlic.

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Okay, so I harvested my garlic about a month ago. Curing only takes about 2-3 weeks, so my garlic is sure to be well cured by now. Now it’s time for braiding! One quick note before we begin. …