Italian-American classic · New York pizzerias
Garlic Knots
Quick answer
Garlic knots are knotted pizza dough rolls brushed with garlic butter and herbs, a New York pizzeria invention.
Pizzerias used leftover dough scraps to make them.
Toss with parsley and grated cheese while hot.
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- New York pizzerias
- Type
- Italian-American dish
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