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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T V W Y | GINGER ROOT
Ginger root = gingerroot = ginger = fresh ginger = geung = khing = shoga
Equivalents: 1/4 cup, sliced = 1 ounce
With its sweet yet pungent flavor, ginger has become a mainstay of many of the world's cuisines. European cooks like to use dried, ground ginger to flavor gingerbread and other baked goods. Asian and Indian cooks prefer their ginger fresh, and they use it in spicy sauces and stir-fries. Ginger not only tastes good, it's also believed to have medicinal properties, and people sometimes use it to soothe their upset stomachs and boost their energy.
Ground ginger isn't a good substitute for fresh, but dried whole ginger will work in a pinch, as will the minced or purйed ginger that's sold in jars.
Equivalents: 1 tablespoon fresh = ј teaspoon ground
Substitutes: green ginger (not as flavorful) OR galangal (More pungent than ginger, but works well in many spicy Asian dishes.) OR crystallized ginger (Substitute 1/4 cup minced crystallized ginger for every tablespoon of minced fresh ginger called for in recipe. Rinse off sugar before using.) |
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