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Couple of questions about substituting . . . . .

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lucysmam · 04/04/2009 21:06

Could I substitue chilli powder in the place of fresh chillies? & ground ginger in place of fresh ginger?

Just wondered as two of the meals I've planned for this week require these two things, but I've got neither in its fresh form (does that make sense?)

Hopefully it does!! Thank-you

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salome64 · 04/04/2009 23:34

chilli powder yes, at a pinch (forgive the pun) Ground ginger, no.

tigerdroveoverthebunnies · 04/04/2009 23:42

I think you can do both - I do a chicken curry (butter chicken, from the Camellia Panjabi book) which "really" needs fresh ginger, but have made with ginger powder and it tastes identical.

Definitely can use dried chilli for fresh unless for aesthetic (sp?) reasons

gigglechick · 04/04/2009 23:44

depends what you want the ginger for, imho

chilli, yes defo.

TrillianEAstraEgg · 04/04/2009 23:46

Yes, almost definitely. What are the recipes?

I prefer chilli flakes to chilli powder, but I guess powder is what you have in.

lucysmam · 05/04/2009 09:32

The ginger was for a fish dish we were going to have Monday night. Have juggled things around & added getting fresh ginger & chillies to my Tuesday list of things to do instead. Thank-you anyway

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