you can freeze almost anything There are several ways to freeze fresh Ginger. I have found by researching the web it is best to freeze without peeling. Seal tightly in plastic wrap then in heavy duty aluminum foil. Grate or cut according to your recipe while ginger is still frozen. I peel then grate my ginger and place in a line on plastic wrap. I roll the wrap tightly then twist the ends. If I am not planning on using it in a month, I add additional heavy duty aluminum foil. Since I make several rolls at a time, I place them side by side and wrap securely with the foil. Date and place in the freezer. Break off what you need, re-grate then reseal and freeze the rest. Ginger will take on the flavors of other foods so make sure it is sealed properly.
Most any grocery store will have ginger. If not, you can try a specialty market, like an Asian grocer. I am Robert from Indonesia country. We have allot of Gingers. You may buy the Ginger direct to the farmer in my home town and the price is so cheap. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WHEN YOU INTERESTED. bertriwu@gmail.com
There are places online in the U.S. where you can buy the Buderim Ginger beverage. You can purchase it at Beverages Direct and the Ginger Factory.
Yes ginger starts from seeds
Ginger is a plant - you must buy it in soil and see it grow before you will get more ginger in return.
You can purchase freshly made buns at a lot of places. You can buy them at big box stores like Walmart or Costco. You can buy them at grocery stores that have a bakery section. You can also buy them from a local bakery.
* 2 lb fresh ginger root * 3 cups vinegar * 2 cups sugar * 2 tsps salt Slice fine, boil vinegar/sugar/salt to dissolve and pour over ginger, cool and refrigerate. You can also buy it in the Asian section of your grocery store (in a jar.)
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Market Basket on Nelson Road has it.
you can try at Walgreen's or cosco.. hope this helps! You can buy 100% organically grown ginger powder at www.wakayaperfection.com