Katey’s Korner
ginger right from the root!
and nausea relief.
This is what ginger looks like in the grocery store. You can
large knotty roots. But you are allowed to break off as much
as you think you need. During checkout, the piece is weighed and adds up to very little cost. Once home, I keep ginger on my counter so that it is always visible and ready to be used. Here are three ways that ginger is used.
• The easiest way to use ginger is to slice it and put in hot water or herbal tea. It’s a wonder- ful way to wake up and be nice to your body! You can also add other ingredients to the hot wa- Sometimes I peel it and sometimes I don’t! Many chefs use a spoon to scrap off the peel, which is very thin, but you can also use a peeler if you desire.
surface. You can take the ginger nub in hand and scrape it across the plate and make grated ginger. The plates usually come with a small brush to easily get the grated ginger off. Grated ginger is great for stir frys but once again I like easy and just drop a slice into my hot water. a distinct spark of heat and zing! Often, Thai dishes with chicken or shrimp call for ginger. brothy soup.
Some people like putting a little grated ginger in omelets or egg dishes in combination with onion and garlic. It’s all up to your taste buds. Here’s a blurb from Natural magazine about Ginger Lemon tea.
spectrum of biological activity, including antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti-diabetic, anticancer, and antiviral properties, thanks to the combination of ingredients used. - ger may alleviate the symptoms of nausea and vomiting following pregnancy, surgery, cancer therapy, or motion sickness.
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ARPinterest compiled by Catherine Tanner
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