Guess what? It’s pretty much fall! And we know something that’s perfect to share at all the football parties and holiday get-togethers coming up. Hint: it’s garlic-y and covered in cheese. There’s pretty much no wrong way to eat garlic bread — as you can see from these recipes that add tomatoes, mushrooms and even lemon. As temperatures begin to drop, cozy up to these cheesy, garlic and herb-ridden recipes for homemade bread, rolls and more.
1. Roasted Garlic Cheesy Bread: Bake your own bread or chop up a store-bought loaf for this tasty cheese concoction that’s made (literally) to share. (via Rasa Malaysia)
2. Asiago Herb Hoagie Rolls: Homemade bread with garlic-herb butter and shredded Asiago cheese? Imagine the smell in your kitchen when these babies are in the oven. Yes please! (via Girl Versus Dough)
3. Caprese Garlic Bread: Here’s a two-ingredient addition that transforms your garlic bread tenfold. (via Two Peas + Their Pod)
4. Garlic Cheddar Swirl Brioche Rolls: Try this unique way to make bread with no kneading and only 10-15 minutes of prep time. (via Neighbor Food)
5. Roasted Garlic, Sun-Dried Tomato + Basil Filled Pane Bianco: It’s what’s on the inside that counts, and in this case it’s roasted garlic, sun-dried tomato and basil. (via Mellow Spicy)
6. Garlic + Cheddar Bay Biscuits: These biscuits are best right out of the oven. The cheese and bread become one… so good. (via Neighbor Food)
7. Roasted Garlic + Rosemary on Crusty Bread: You can never have enough garlic, and this homemade bread is proof. (via Gobo Root)
8. Artichoke Bread: Adding artichokes is a great way to make an easy recipe more exotic. Check out our 21 favorite artichoke recipes for other ways to use the ingredient. (via Crumb)
9. Garlic Bread Pizza: We like our bread with extra garlic and extra pizza. (via King Arthur Flour)
10. Cheesy Garlic Pull-Apart Bread: Pull-apart bread might just be the best thing since… well, sliced bread. (via Ziploc)
11. Garlic, Tomato + Mozzarella GrilledCheese: We dare you to eat just one bite of this monster. After that you can attack these grown-up grilled cheese recipes. (via For the Love of Mayonnaise)
12. Mini Garlic Monkey Breads: These mini monkey bread muffins are fun for kids and adults alike. (via Life in the Lofthouse)
13. Mushroom + Gruyere Bruschetta: The nutty gruyere, the earthy mushrooms… this duo couldn’t possibly get any better. (via The View From Great Island)
14. Garlic Beer Pita Bread: Yup, this pita bread has beer in it — a delicious wheat beer, to be exact. (via The Beeroness)
15. Herbed Garlic Butter With Feta + Lemon: The options for cheese are endless. Here’s a Mediterranean twist on our favorite bread. (via Our Best Bites)
16. CheesyStuffed Garlic Bread: Party-perfect, and ready to go. (via Erica’s Recipes)
17. Garlic Bread Scones: How can you make garlic bread better? Add even more butter in the form of a scone. (via The Moon Blush Baker)
18. Lighter Cheesy Garlic Bread: This recipe boots the butter from the bread, along with some of the calories, so you can still enjoy your cheesy bread with a little less guilt. (via Portuguese Girl Cooks)
19. Garlic Zucchini Bread: Did you know that baking bread with zucchini is delicious? Go ahead and see for yourself! Don’t forget the garlic, of course. (via Emily Shares)
20. Easy Garlic Parmesan Knots: These salty, doughy balls of joy won’t last long at a gathering. (via Damn Delicious)
21. Rosemary Garlic Bread: That’s right, the rosemary and garlic are in the bread itself. Serve it with blue cheese and oil for smiling faces all around. (via Always With Butter)
22. Chicken + Bacon Garlic Bread: No recipe roundup is complete with out the addition of bacon. With the chicken included, it’s a substantial appetizer or end-of-summer meal. (via Heather Likes Food)
How else can you make garlic bread even more amazing? Cook up some of your favorite ideas in the comments below!
Isara Krieger
Isara is a photographer who loves words, and a writer who sees the world as a series of photographs. She's an East-to-West-Coast transplant who eats a lot. You can find her foodie insights on her blog Alone With A Cupcake, where she shares her thoughts on the best restaurants in Boston, San Francisco and places in between.
