Making either granulated garlic or garlic powder

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I have extra garlic to turn into powder or granules this year. I've tried this in the past with a good processor and it ends up too chunky. The pestle and mortar takes too long for me. What do you guys use to get a nice, fine garlic powder?

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r/Garlic • u/Interloper_Mango • 14h ago

Got my first seed garlic. This is more than I need or have space for so am pondering about what to do with the rest besides eating them.

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Violet de lautrec for those curious.

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