Garlic
Source of Recipe
Kathy
Garlic's flavor comes from sulfur compounds that are exposed when
the membranes of the individual cells are severed or broken and
come in contact with the air. So, understanding this, we can assume
that a clove of garlic that is run through a garlic press or
smashed under your chef’s knife will offer your dish a stronger
flavor then will garlic that has been sliced or quartered. A
roasted or simmered bulb will be even milder.