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I used to wrap garlic in foil like some kind of sad little present. These roasters changed how I cook garlic forever, and my bread game has never been the same.






















Peeling garlic used to make me want to quit cooking. These tools cut my prep time in half and my fingernails finally stopped smelling like a pizzeria.






















Garlic stains and smells seep into bad cutting boards and never leave. I rotated through four boards before finding ones that could handle allium abuse.




















Bad olive oil ruins roasted garlic faster than anything. I went through a phase of buying whatever was cheapest and the difference when I switched was embarrassing.






















You can roast the best garlic in the world but if you spread it on stale bread the whole thing falls apart. These are my go-to vehicles for the good stuff.






















My old sheet pans were warped and stained and garlic stuck to them like cement. Upgrading the pan made the whole process less annoying than I expected.






















Plain roasted garlic is great but adding a pinch of the right seasoning before it goes in the oven takes it somewhere completely different. These are my favorites.





















Roasted garlic goes bad fast if you store it wrong, and fresh bulbs sprout if you leave them in a plastic bag. Learned both lessons the hard way.






















Smashing garlic with the flat of a chef's knife works but it is messy and loud and my roommate complained about the banging at 6 AM. These tools are quieter and faster.






















Once you start roasting garlic regularly you need more ways to use it than just bread. These books gave me dozens of ideas I never would have thought of.

















