In conclusion, next time you’re left with garlic skins, think twice. Leverage them to nurture and fortify your garden. It’s nature’s way of promoting sustainability!
Other smart ways to reuse garlic peels
Natural cleaner
Use dried garlic peels as an abrasive cleaner for pots and pans. They can help scrub away stuck-on food.
Aromatherapy
Place dried garlic peels in a sachet or small bag and hang it in your closet or place it in drawers. They can help absorb odours and keep your clothes smelling fresh.
Garlic Tea
Boil garlic peels in water to create a garlic tea. This tea can be used as a natural remedy for colds and flu, as it may help with congestion and sore throat.
Make vegetable stock or broth
Roasted garlic peels powder can be added to homemade vegetable stock , stew or broth. Adding this powder can give your delicacies a mild garlic flavour and add a nice texture to your soups and stews.
Season salt
Mix dried and ground garlic peels with salt to create a homemade garlic salt. This seasoning can be used to flavor a variety of dishes.
Flavour vinegar
Add garlic peels to a bottle of vinegar (white or apple cider vinegar) to create garlic-infused vinegar. It’s great for salad dressings and marinades.
Infuse oil
Place garlic peels in a clean, dry bottle or jar and cover them with olive oil. Allow it to infuse for a few weeks. This garlic-infused oil can be used in salad dressings and cooking.
