How to Make Authentic New York-Style Garlic Bread at Home🥖
- Up and Down Story
- May 16
- 2 min read

🥖 New York-Style Garlic Bread
This recipe is a true treasure, earning a 5-star rating from thousands on the New York Times website. 🥖 The taste is so exceptional, it feels like it came straight from a fine dining restaurant.
New York-style garlic bread is renowned for its crispy texture and rich garlic scent. It's a classic side dish that pairs wonderfully with pasta or soup, and the best part? It’s easy to make at home with just a few simple ingredients. The combination of creamy butter, aromatic garlic, and fresh herbs delivers a burst of flavor in every bite. I hope you get a chance to try it- it’s so worth it!
The secret to this amazing recipe? Parmesan cheese! 🧀 You can use regular pre-grated Parmesan from the store, but I highly recommend trying high-quality Parmigiano-Reggiano at least once. The difference in flavor is remarkable.
Pro tip: Make a large batch and freeze the extras in a ziplock bag. 🥖👩🏻🍳 They’re perfect to have on hand for pasta nights or a quick snack. Once you try this recipe, you might find yourself avoiding store-bought garlic bread entirely. 😉
📍 A Quick Note on Taste
Garlic bread in the U.S. is quite different from the Korean-style version. In Korea, garlic bread is typically sweet, while the American version is more savory, featuring the rich, salty taste of Parmigiano-Reggiano.
If you’ve never experienced authentic New York-style garlic bread, I hope this recipe offers you a taste of something new!
🛒 Ingredients
• Baguette
• Butter
• Garlic
• Parmesan cheese
• Chopped parsley
• Salt & pepper


👩🏻🍳 Recipe
1. Slice the baguette into serving-size pieces.

2. In a bowl, mix softened butter with salt, pepper, grated Parmesan, chopped parsley, and minced garlic. Taste and adjust the salt.
3. Spread the garlic butter generously on both sides of the bread slices.
4. Freeze any leftover bread and garlic butter for later use.
5. Air fry at 175°C (350°F) for about 10 minutes, until golden and crispy.
📍 Pro tip: You can also wrap the extra garlic butter in parchment paper and store it in the freezer. This butter is amazing, not just for garlic bread but also for:
• Cooking steak 🥩
• Pan-frying salmon 🐟
• Sautéing veggies western-style 🥦 (use it instead of regular oil!)
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