Honestly its up to you! You will know when you have added alot but it all depends on the people eating and their likings. It might have a weird taste maybe try making a different chili w/o clove then compare it to one w/ clove...GOODLUCK
dry out the cloves after mincing them and then add salt. tada!
This would entirely depend on the cloves. You should simply weigh the cloves on scales and add/remove cloves so you have 350 grams of tehm.
To enhance the flavor of your dish, add cloves to minced garlic for a warm and aromatic taste. The cloves will complement the garlic's savory notes and add a hint of sweetness and depth to your dish.
Two minced garlic cloves is equivalent to about two teaspoons.
As a general rule you would use one half as much of a ground spice in a dish as opposed to the whole spice. But take care even the reduced amount of a ground spice may color your food a whole lot more than the whole spice would. I have turned gravy green with to much ground rosemary.
To incorporate 2 cloves of minced garlic into your recipe, heat some oil in a pan, add the minced garlic, and saut it until fragrant. Then, add it to your dish for added flavor.
To prepare a dish using 2 cloves of minced garlic, start by peeling and mincing the garlic cloves finely. Heat some oil in a pan, add the minced garlic, and saut it until fragrant but not browned. Then, add your other ingredients and continue cooking as per your recipe. The minced garlic will add a flavorful kick to your dish.
if you add too much liquid it'll float around, if you add too much solid it will float or sink depending on its density.
It'll get oily...
Add more liquid, if that doesn't work add more beans too. But too much white pepper has killed many a dish.
To prepare a dish that requires 3 minced garlic cloves, peel the garlic cloves and finely chop them into small pieces. You can also use a garlic press to mince the cloves. Add the minced garlic to your dish according to the recipe's instructions.
If you have more salsa, you can add it to the salty mix.