Garlic Bread Sticks are tasty, aromatic dish made by baking activated dough of maida & minced garlic. Garlic Bread Sticks are crispy outside, spongy inside & relished with soup & dips. Garlic Bread Sticks are a must try at home for its taste and for the joy of baking.
Garlic Bread Sticks was on my todo list since I tasted it at few restaurants. I love anything garlicky so does my family. Once when we were shopping late at Brookfields and returning back home, we were very hungry so picked a bread like thing named as garlic bread from Spar, on our way back home we munched on it just to fill our tummies till we reached our nest.The bread had a beautiful garlicky crust on top and I so loved it. But only the crust was good and that too the crust spread over a small patch area in the middle alone,the bread was so thick it had no flavours at all so none other than me liked it. So I made up my mind to recreate the same with the pizza base, yesterday I tried it and it was a instant hit at home.
Even amma who is not fond of bread bases loved it.When I said to hubby that I just tried to recreate what we tasted there, he gave a weird look and said ‘Don’t even compare this with that’….what else do I need?! He just loved it so much and was all praises for the bread.I noticed that the bread stays soft even after hours of baking, but tastes heavenly when had warm.
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Garlic Bread Sticks
Ingredients
- 1 cup maida
- 3/4 teaspoon instant dry yeast
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 cup luke warm water
- 2 teaspoon olive oil
- 2 tablespoon mozarella cheese
- salt to taste
For the garlic spread
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/2 teaspoon oregano
- 3 big garlic cloves
- salt to taste
Instructions
- In a mixing bowl, take maida,sugar,salt and yeast - Mix well first. Then add luke warm water.
- I took 1/2 cup water and reserved little at the final stage, knead it well to a smooth slightly sticky dough.
- Finally add olive oil and mix well and keep aside for atleast 1 hour or until the dough doubles in size.
- Once the dough doubles in size, punch it down and set aside.
- In a mixer grind garlic to a coarse paste.
- Melt the butter and take it in a bowl along with garlic paste, oregano and salt in a bowl and mix well, Set aside.
- Take the dough in the pan you are going to bake, sprinkle little flour.
- Roll it to 1/4 inch thickness. Spread the garlic butter mixture over it. Sprinkle cheese and oregano.
- Preheat oven at 220 deg C for 10mins
- Bake the dough for 25-30mins or until the top becomes golden and crusty. The bread should move freely inside the pan when baked perfectly.
- Cool down and then cut it into sticks.
- Serve Garlic Breadsticks hot / warm!
Notes
- If you like spice in your bread sprinkle chilli flakes.
- If you want gooey cheese then add cheese only at the final stage may be just 5mins before the ending time of baking.
- You can skip cheese too but I recommend adding it as it gives a nice salt crust to the bread.
- The kneaded dough should be sticky when you leave it for rising. May be while rolling you can sprinkle little flour if it sticks. If the kneaded dough is stiff, then your bread will be hard. It should not be like chapathi dough, you should see wrinkles and the dough should stick.
- I was in a hurry that I sliced it soon after it got baked so the pieces were not that neat. Give cooling time, then slice it.
- Don't over bake just bake till the top turns golden, else the inside bread will become hard.
How to make Garlic Bread Sticks
- In a mixing bowl, take maida,sugar,salt and yeast – Mix well first.Then add luke warm water.
- I took 1/2 cup water and reserved little at the final stage, knead it well to a smooth slightly sticky dough.Finally add olive oil and mix well and keep aside for atleast 1 hour or until the dough doubles in size.
- Once the dough doubles in size, punch it down and set aside.In a mixer grind garlic to a coarse paste.
- Melt the butter and take it in a bowl along with garlic paste, oregano and salt in a bowl and mix well,Set aside.Take the dough in the pan you are going to bake, sprinkle little flour.
- Roll it to 1/4 inch thickness.Spread the garlic butter mixture over it.Sprinkle cheese and oregano.
- Preheat oven at 220 deg C for 10mins and bake it for atleast 25-30mins or until the top becomes golden and crusty.The bread should move freely inside the pan when baked perfectly.Cool down and then cut it into sticks.
Serve hot / warm!
Expert Tips
- If you like spice in your bread sprinkle chilli flakes.
- If you want goeey cheese then add cheese only at the final stage may be just 5mins before the ending time of baking.
- You can skip cheese too but I recommend adding it as it gives a nice salt crust to the bread.
- The kneaded dough should be sticky when you leave it for rising.May be while rolling you can sprinkle little flour if it sticks.If the kneaded dough is stiff, then your bread will be hard.It should not be like chapathi dough, you should see wrinkles and the dough should stick.
- I was in a hurry that I sliced it soon after it got baked so the pieces were not that neat.Give cooling time, then slice it.
- Don’t over bake just bake till the top turns golden, else the inside bread will become hard.
Nivedhanams Sowmya
wow the texture is awesome… must try soon!!! bookmarked!!
soumya
It is my daughter's favourite; looks yummy:) .I want to try. Can we use normal yeast instead of instant yeast?
Smitha.S
Hi Sharmi,Can u pl advice on how to use active dry yeast for this recipe…Quantity, method to add etc
SHARMILEE J
@soumya,@smitha : I am really not sure of active dry yeast as I havent used it in the recent days
Hercules Thakkar
take warm water dissolve sugar in it , add yeast into mix it. cover it. and leave it undisturbed for 10 min in warm place you see mixture bubbled up.
Varsha Rajeswaran
Hi Sharmi,the crumb and crust looks perfect! But why isn't there a second proofing of the dough?any specific reason?
SHARMILEE J
No specific reason for it…but guess second proofing is not required for this
Shobha
Perfect snack for tea time.
swapna
Awesome recipe Sharmi…you explained in a very simple way…which brand of yeast you used for this
Saran Durai
This looks yummy.. Could you kindly let me know which brand yeast you are using please
SHARMILEE J
@Swapna , @Saran : My friend got it for me from a wholesale shop, no brand written on it
Sowmya Sundararajan
I can smell the garlic Sharmee. Loved this absolutely
Veena Theagarajan
Looks so yum! looks perfect! so so soft
Kalyani
Can we use whole wheat flour for this?
SHARMILEE J
Yes you can try that….
chamu saravanan
Is it possible to roll inside the baking pan mam??
SHARMILEE J
If you dont feel comfortable then roll on a board then transfer to pan
sarita
Thank u sooo much Sharmee..tried this garlic bread sticks today and it turned out awesome. My otherwise picky eater boy loved it the most. .☺
Seetha
Can we use wheat flour instead of maida??
Sharmilee J
Yes you can try with wheat flour
Halma
Can we make this out of store bought pizza base?
Sharmilee J
yes you can