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Ginger (Sliced)

This Sliced Ginger Root has various applications to include both sweet and savory cooking.

1 oz./28g

Product Description

PURPOSE

WHAT IS IT?

(Zingiber officinale) is a flowering plant whose rhizomeginger root or simply ginger, is widely used as a spice or a folk medicine. The fiery and exciting ginger root has a long history of use as a culinary flavor and medicinal plant.

EXPERIENCE

This ancient powerhouse of flavor is pungent, strikingly strong, with notes of lemon pepper. The strong element of heat in ginger allows the spice to lends its zingy flavor to sweet and savory dishes.

CULINARY GEOGRAPHY​

Ginger originated in the tropical rainforest in Southern Asia. Although ginger no longer grows wild, it is thought to have originated on the Indian subcontinent because the ginger plants grown in India show the largest amount of genetic variation. Presently, the main producers of ginger are India, China, Indonesia, Nigeria, and the Philippines.

TRADITIONAL USES

  • Spiced fruit cake
  • Ginger meat marinades
  • Hot or Iced ginger tea
  • Remedy for nausea

IMPROVISATIONAL ‘RIFFS’

  • Layer under fish → steam or bake, then discard or eat
  • Smash + steep in tea with honey and citrus
  • Add to rice while cooking → remove before serving

THE BACKSTORY

Although ginger originated in Southeast Asia, it was widely cultivated in other countries. By the 1st century, traders had brought ginger into the Mediterranean regions. Eventually, it became a popular spice in Rome. Unfortunately, the popularity of ginger fell from use once the Roman Empire fell. At this point, ginger’s worth had increased to the point of only being used fro make royal sweets in medieval times.

AKA

Ginger (Sliced)
Ginger (Sliced) (English)
Jengibre en rodajas (Spanish)
Gingembre en tranches (French)
Ingwer in Scheiben (German)
Zenzero a fette (Italian)
Gengibre em fatias (Portuguese)
Gember in plakjes (Dutch)
Ingefær i skiver (Danish)
Ingefära i skivor (Swedish)
Ingefær i skiver (Norwegian)
Viipaloitu inkivääri (Finnish)
Imbir w plasterkach (Polish)
Zázvor na plátky (Czech)
Zázvor na plátky (Slovak)
Szeletelt gyömbér (Hungarian)
Ingver v rezinah (Slovenian)
Đumbir narezan na kriške (Croatian)
Đumbir u kriškama (Serbian Latin)
Ђумбир у кришкама (Serbian Cyrillic)
Ghimbir feliat (Romanian)
Нарязан джинджифил (Bulgarian)
Τζίντζερ σε φέτες (Greek)
Dilimlenmiş zencefil (Turkish)
Имбирь ломтиками (Russian)
Імбир нарізаний скибочками (Ukrainian)
Імбір нарэзаны лустачкамі (Belarusian)
დაჭრილი ჯანჯაფილი (Georgian)
Կտրտած կոճապղպեղ (Armenian)
ג’ינג’ר פרוס (Hebrew)
زنجبيل مقطع شرائح (Arabic)
زنجبیل ورقه‌ای (Persian)
कटा हुआ अदरक (Hindi)
کٹا ہوا ادرک (Urdu)
কাটা আদা (Bengali)
ਕੱਟਿਆ ਹੋਇਆ ਅਦਰਕ (Punjabi)
நறுக்கிய இஞ்சி துண்டுகள் (Tamil)
ముక్కలుగా కట్ చేసిన అల్లం (Telugu)
ತುಂಡುಗಳಾಗಿ ಕತ್ತರಿಸಿದ ಶುಂಠಿ (Kannada)
മുറിച്ച ഇഞ്ചി കഷണങ്ങൾ (Malayalam)
ขิงหั่นแว่น (Thai)
Gừng cắt lát (Vietnamese)
Jahe iris (Indonesian)
Halia hiris (Malay)
Hiniwang luya (Filipino/Tagalog)
切片姜 (Chinese Simplified)
切片薑 (Chinese Traditional)
スライスした生姜 (Japanese)
슬라이스 생강 (Korean)
Зүссэн цагаан гаа (Mongolian)
Tangawizi iliyokatwa vipande (Swahili)
Ujinja osikiwe izingcezu (Zulu)
Gesnyde gemmer (Afrikaans)
የተቆረጠ ዝንጅብል (Amharic)
Sinjibiil la jarjaray (Somali)
Atalẹ ge ege (Yoruba)
Ginger a kụrụ n’ibe (Igbo)
Jenjanm koupe an tranch (Haitian Creole)
Zingiber incisum (Latin)

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