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http://www.RadaCutlery.com -- Garlic parmesan spread. Kristi at the Rada Kitchen demonstrates how to make a garlic butter spread for almost any food. This garlic spread is great on vegetables, corn on the cob, and bread. The simple garlic spread ingredients consist of is one stick or a half a cup of soften butter or margarine, two teaspoons of garlic scampi sauce, two table spoons of grated parmesan cheese, and some plastic wrap. Try this garlic butter spread at your next party or event.   

Video Transcription:
Hi Kristi at the Rada Kitchen and today I am making garlic parmesan spread. We are going to use the Rada quick mix scampi sauce. This will be something you can make ahead and put it in the freezer and get it out when you need it. 

It is great for sautéed vegetables, to use it on corn on the cob, rice or pasta dishes, or to make garlic parmesan bread. What you will need is one stick or a half a cup of soften butter or margarine, two teaspoons of garlic scampi sauce, two table spoons of grated parmesan cheese, and some plastic wrap. 

To this butter you are going to add two teaspoons of the Rada scampi sauce. Two tablespoons of the graded parmesan cheese. Then you will just mix that all together. So you can make several servings with your scampi sauce mix because you are only using two teaspoons. 

Now you are going to take some plastic wrap and you are going to spoon the butter mixture into that. Then you fold plastic wrap around it kind of make it how ever thick you want it. Then twist the ends and put it in the freezer until you need it. You can find this recipe and a lot more on our website www.radaquickmixrecipes.com.


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