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Ginger root


Ginger, a knobby, fibrous root, has smooth light brown skin with a sheen to it. The flesh of the root is white. Ginger root is a seasoning and flavors sweets, including cakes, cookies, breads, and beverages. It is also good in sauces, and fruit dishes, and is often used heavily in Asian cooking. When buying, look for ginger root with the least amount of knots and/or branching.
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Substitute for ginger root

Powdered ginger, or in sweet dishes, chopped crystalized ginger

Equivalents

1 tbsp chopped   =   1 tsp ground

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Nutrition Facts
(USDA#11216)
Serving Size
1 tsp (2 grams)
Calories
2
Total Fat
0g
  Saturated Fat
0g
Cholesterol
0mg
Sodium
0mg
Potassium
8mg
Total Carbohydrates
0g
  Dietary Fiber
0g
  Sugars
0g
Protein
0g
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