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Ginger

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jodee · 05/08/2004 22:52

If i've got a recipe that calls for a "3cm piece of fresh root ginger, peeled and chopped", can I substitute ground ginger, and how much should I use? (Or would I lose out in the taste, and just go for the real thing?).

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jodee · 06/08/2004 11:48

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californiagirl · 06/08/2004 16:34

It's very unlikely that you can substitute ground ginger; if it's cookies or something like that it'll be not as good but OK, anything else it just won't work right at all, I'm afraid.

SofiaAmes · 06/08/2004 20:43

Why don't you go and get the real thing. It's soooo much better and it's pretty readily available (used in most ethnic cooking so found in any store that caters to an ethnic population).

By the way, if you have a sore throat (or just want a nice hot drink), pour boiling water over 3 or 4 thin slices of fresh root ginger. Let it steep for a few minutes and drink.

jodee · 06/08/2004 21:08

I'll do that, thanks Sofia and CaliforniaGirl. Pure laziness on my part , I'd just done a supermarket shop and forgot to pick some up and I knew I had the ground stuff in the cupboard.

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