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How To Make Chili Garlic Oil With Your Small Garlic!



We first ran across this sauce from a recipe for Chinese Eggplant where this sauce was a major component. Ever since then we have been making this sauce to have on hand and it is now my major outlet for using up tiny young garlic that I had to harvest due to garlic rust.

I can’t remember the original recipe anymore but its basically as follows:

Chop up a bunch of Garlic, it doesn’t have to be fresh from the garden!
Chop up however much green onion and ginger you desire and add some chili crunch or chili paste or anything spicy and delicious 🥵
Throw it all into a heat safe jar and SLOWLY pour oil that is hot, 300-400 F 148-204 C degrees. You can also just add the ingredients to the pot with the heat off or even simmer a little for a deeper flavor.

The liquid ratios are scalable as needed:
3 tbsp Neutral Oil, you want this VERY hot
2 tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tbsp Black Vinegar

26 Comments

  1. Those don't look like Garlic they appear to be Green onions.
    Whatever, you still had my mouth watering!! 😋♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

  2. Please look up botulism from garlic in oil. The garlic needs to be cooked for at least 12 mins or strained out if you're planning on keeping that for longer than a few days in the fridge.

  3. Great with a chicken’s ovulation….erm no. That’s so weird. Would you eat a human ovulation? I thought this channel was about sustainability not the promotion of animal abuse.

  4. Points for using pearl river bridge, the best soy sauce no one knows about. Points off for using chili crisp to make chili oil.

  5. Respect!! This looks so legit. I use that chili crisp, vinegar, and soy sauce too!! Your garden looks so peaceful too. 😊

  6. Tell me please, does your black vinegar taste and smell like Worcestershire sauce? I got Taiwanese Black Vinegar and it sure does lol is yours the same?

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