Three states of garlic
Raw, roasted and fermented are not the same head of garlic; they are three ingredients, and each does a different job on the plate.
Ula garlic is sharp when raw, almost bitter. After an hour in oil over a low flame it sweetens and turns nutty. After weeks sealed in a jar it blackens and its smell moves toward fruit. Three voices from one ingredient. Deciding which one speaks on the plate takes longer than the recipe itself.










