Cajun Spiced Garlic Loaf

"Great flavor for a little different garlic bread, make it as hot as you want."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
1 loaf
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine all the ingredients.
  • Slash the bread almost to the bottom in 1" slices.
  • Butter between slices.
  • Wrap the loaf in double foil.
  • BBQ 6" from heat for 25 minutes turning often, serve hot.

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Reviews

  1. We grilled tonight and this bread was to die for yummy. The butter, herbs and hot sauce was well proportioned. The vinegar gave it a nice tang. Need to have plenty of cold beer or water handy. Thanks Bergy, a big hit with my family.
     
  2. Nothing less than I have come to expect from you Bergy! This made a GREAT change of pace from the usual garlic bread and for a spice lover like me, I was in Spice heaven! I used half a baguette, as there were only the two of us and we ate this as an appie with drinks tonight. I used ALL of the ingredients with extra hot sauce and also I sprinkled chopped parsley over the top as a garnish.......made for a recipe review gift for Europe on a Plate and devoured by us greedy ones! Thanks again for such a great recipe Bergy-kins! FT:-)
     
  3. Awesome flavor. I had to cut the tabasco as 1/4 of that is all the heat I wanted but still the recipe tasted soooo good.
     
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