For a nice change substitute finely shredded white cheddar cheese for the Parmesan cheese and fresh chopped chives for the parsley and also you could add in 1/4 cup mayo in with the butter mixture :)
** FOR GARLIC BREAD; cut slices down the length of the bread about 1-inch intervals without cutting all the way through.
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In a bowl, combine the softened butter with garlic, parsley and Parmesan cheese; mix well to combine.
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Spread the butter/garlic mixture between bread slices, and then on the top of the loaf (you may sprinkle more Parmesan cheese on top of the loaf if desired).
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Wrap the bread in heavy-duty foil leaving the top partially uncovered.
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Bake until heated through (about 15 minutes).
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** FOR GARLIC TOAST; slice the bread into slices, then spread the garlic butter mixture over the top of each slice of bread, then sprinkle more Parmesan cheese over the top of each slice or you can sprinkle shredded cheddar cheese on top in place of the Parmesan.
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Place onto a baking sheet and bake (350 degrees F) until lightly toasted to desired doneness.
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Serve warm.
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TO MAKE AHEAD: Combine all ingredients (except the bread) store covered in refrigerator for up to 3 days or freeze in a covered container ----- this bread can be made without the addition of the Parmesan cheese if desired, but of course it's better with the cheese!
I knew this would be excellent - as everything I've tried by you, Kittencal, has been marvelous. In order to get to the 2 tablespoons of fresh minced garlic you recommend it took 8 good sized cloves unlike some of the reviews who stated they only used three - perhaps where I live they make them smaller:) At any rate, there will be no other garlic bread paste used in our home from this day forward. Thank you again Kittencal for ALL your fantastic recipes. 7/16/11 Update - I prepared this for my DD and her husband tonight - I couldn't use garlic so instead used shallots and in place of parsley used fresh rosemary, what a completely different twist on this bread - as good as with garlic & parsley (if not better).
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There is a very good reason why this recipe has 130 reviews, all 5 stars.........it is delicious and so easy to make! I used a very fat pain (French bread) and we both gobbled it up with our soup today for lunch.............naughty but VERY VERY nice! I made it exactly as posted and used fresh parsley from the garden with fresh local butter, divine thanks Kitten! Merci encore for another wonderful recipe. (Photos to be posted, here with watermarks or on your blog) :-) Karen/FT
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