Hello Would love to ask can you use white vinegar instead of rice vinegar if you don’t have rice vinegar. Is white vinegar bad for the recipe and is there a big difference in the 2 vinegars. Curious because I have white vinegar.
@yumihara14 if you're asking about thickening ramen, you would either add a starch like corn starch mixed with a soup base or add natural starch with vegetables like potatoes
I use to hate the pickled ginger when I was a kid. It just tasted like perfume to me. Now grown up, I love pickled ginger. Ginger in general! I love horse radish so I think that's what got me into spicy roots! Now I can't wait to make my own!
Thank you very much for the tea suggestion. My niece has got me into the medicinal benefits of ginger. I am definitely going to use the water and not throw it away and waste it. I appreciate you I have never seen this using the blanching water in anyone else’s video thank you very very much.
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Thank you very much today is January 11, 2024. I love pickled ginger I’m going to start making it on my own. Thank you you made this very very easy blessings.
Hello. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. I have a question, after putting salt and leave the ginger 15-20 mins process, you remove moisture correct? I'm a little confused as to why do you need to boil the ginger in the water after? Doesn't that defeat the purpose to ensure it's dried in the first place before putting it in the jar?
I’m sure you could use it. I would just experiment honey actually sounds like a good idea because it will give it a distinctive flavor. I am going to use honey and a sugar blend. Thank you for the suggestion. or I’m going to use honey alone I love the flavor ,without the sugar.
Looks good but I have questions. Why isn't it pink? How important is it that real sugar is used as opposed to a keto friendly alternative sweetener? What kind of salt? iodized, kosher, sea salt?
It doesn't always have to be pink. It's only just slightly pink if you use like super-fresh ginger ( new sprouts basically ). Furthermore on the sugar-question, so basically keto-sugar as it's commonly called is Fructose, meaning it can be used to sweeten your food but in this case it's used for preservation. Meaning if you intend on using keto-sugar then expect the product to spoil earlier. Furthermore if you're scared for your calories, I can assure you that the flavour doesn't really come from the sugar, it is coming from the fact that that water is drained from the ginger thus condensing its flavour. Oh and on the salt-question, it shouldn't really matter, but my advice, try to avoid sea-salt, because of enviromental-pollution literally every package of sea-salt contains micro-plastic, which, yeah, isn't quite that healthy ... Hope I could help, Greetings from Germany :)
Oh, how I wish I could find young ginger. I live in northern Wisconsin. It’s so far away from good fresh vegetables. It’s sad. One of the few things I miss since moving up here.
i think it's the result of the longer pickling process (or maybe artificial coloring). if the ginger used is young, i think it would turn pink in just a short time (at least that's what i read)
From what I know the ginger can turn a little pink from the pickling process if it is younger (younger ginger is apparently better) and some companies add beet juice to give it the pink color and hide if it isn't younger ginger
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Would love to ask can you use white vinegar instead of rice vinegar if you don’t have rice vinegar. Is white vinegar bad for the recipe and is there a big difference in the 2 vinegars. Curious because I have white vinegar.
I was curious too about that. I also would like to know 😊@@Katrina-z1c
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Don't throw out that water. You can use it as a base for ramen, any soup or as a sauce just needs to thicken.
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Thicken? How?
@yumihara14 if you're asking about thickening ramen, you would either add a starch like corn starch mixed with a soup base or add natural starch with vegetables like potatoes
i always make sushi rice with it
Or tea!
I use to hate the pickled ginger when I was a kid. It just tasted like perfume to me.
Now grown up, I love pickled ginger. Ginger in general! I love horse radish so I think that's what got me into spicy roots!
Now I can't wait to make my own!
Thanks for the recipe, my husband lately loves to eat any food with gari. During pandemic time we were using it as natural remedy.
You can use the blanching water to make lemon honey tea.
Good idea 💡 👍
Thank you very much for the tea suggestion. My niece has got me into the medicinal benefits of ginger. I am definitely going to use the water and not throw it away and waste it. I appreciate you I have never seen this using the blanching water in anyone else’s video thank you very very much.
But the ginger is salted. Tea will be salty
It will be salty
I did this before reading this comment. It’s was salty and spicy I added fresh lemon and honey. Was a bit salty though 😂
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Great idea ! I’m going to use honey too.
Always wondered how they made this .. sending full support
Thanks, just prepared this now. Can't wait to try!
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My moth is watering watching. I can't wait to finsh making for my first time!
The water from cooking the ginger will be a very good tea.
But ginger is salted in the boiling water and watch out that drinking salted water is not good for your health. Though ginger is very good for you!!
Thank you very much today is January 11, 2024. I love pickled ginger I’m going to start making it on my own. Thank you you made this very very easy blessings.
Just made some pickled ginger 🫚. Thanks for the recipe.
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I just bought a gingger for tea, guess I have to change my plan for pickled gingger. Thankyou.
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Looks so delicious!!!😋😋😋
I’ll try and see how you do different items.
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Hello. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. I have a question, after putting salt and leave the ginger 15-20 mins process, you remove moisture correct? I'm a little confused as to why do you need to boil the ginger in the water after? Doesn't that defeat the purpose to ensure it's dried in the first place before putting it in the jar?
I believe it would be to kill microbes and enzymes, thus extending the life of the product
We made this today. Thanks for sharing. 😊
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Thanks I need this
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Can you make this without sugar?
Can I use another kind of vinegar or only rice vinegar.
How much can you reduce the sugar by and still taste decent?
Can honey be substituted for the sugar?
I’m sure you could use it. I would just experiment honey actually sounds like a good idea because it will give it a distinctive flavor. I am going to use honey and a sugar blend. Thank you for the suggestion. or I’m going to use honey alone I love the flavor ,without the sugar.
Can you substitute sugar with monk fruit sweetener (1:1 to sugar) to make a sugar free version?
Looks good but I have questions. Why isn't it pink?
How important is it that real sugar is used as opposed to a keto friendly alternative sweetener?
What kind of salt? iodized, kosher, sea salt?
It doesn't always have to be pink.
It's only just slightly pink if you use like super-fresh ginger ( new sprouts basically ).
Furthermore on the sugar-question, so basically keto-sugar as it's commonly called is Fructose, meaning it can be used to sweeten your food but in this case it's used for preservation. Meaning if you intend on using keto-sugar then expect the product to spoil earlier.
Furthermore if you're scared for your calories, I can assure you that the flavour doesn't really come from the sugar, it is coming from the fact that that water is drained from the ginger thus condensing its flavour.
Oh and on the salt-question, it shouldn't really matter, but my advice, try to avoid sea-salt, because of enviromental-pollution literally every package of sea-salt contains micro-plastic, which, yeah, isn't quite that healthy ...
Hope I could help,
Greetings from Germany :)
super young fresh ginger, and parilla leaves, are what give pink ginger its colour
I agree with using regular sugar & salt. Fructose is bad for you.
Thanks for making a simple & nice recipe for ginger lovers !!
Where can I purchase the mandolin?
Does it matter what kind of sugar we use? Can I use coconut sugar?
Thanks for the recipe, but what can I substitute rice vinegar with
You can substitute it with regular vinegar or even apple cider vinegar ^^
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Thanks for sharing
can you use maple syrup instead of sugar?
Hi...is adding sugar a necessity
Yes
Oh, how I wish I could find young ginger. I live in northern Wisconsin. It’s so far away from good fresh vegetables. It’s sad. One of the few things I miss since moving up here.
You can grow your own, it's a whole nother level of taste ...
It's quite easy to grow it even grows in germany :)
Hope I could help
Does it still taste like ginger
thanks
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What gives the commercial pickled ginger its pink color?
i think it's the result of the longer pickling process (or maybe artificial coloring). if the ginger used is young, i think it would turn pink in just a short time (at least that's what i read)
From what I know the ginger can turn a little pink from the pickling process if it is younger (younger ginger is apparently better) and some companies add beet juice to give it the pink color and hide if it isn't younger ginger
Red dye. If you read the ingredients it will be listed toward the end usually.
It's part of the pickling process...very young ginger will develop a slight pink hue color.
Love it! I will try it for sure 😉 thx !
Does rice vinegar necessary or we can use just regular vinegar ???
Regular vinegar is too strong.
Is ot possible to use regular vinegar as substitute to rice vinegar
Yes
you can drink the blanching water as tea
Yes, I kind of screamed when they tossed that out.
Do you have to use rice vinegar? Can use regular vinegar?
Yes! Altho it isn't traditional you can use regular vinegar too
How long do you let it ferment?? Thank you
The video said 6 months???
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you really need the blanching step?
You removed moisture, then place it in water. This step is unnecessary. Thank you for sharing.
I want to make sugar free. 😥
No sugar???the taste not really good only source's
Try baby ginger will taste even better
Wait, it's not pink?
Sometimes they make pickled ginger with new roots, which are pink
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Am I the only one who feels it looks like potato slices rather than ginger slices?
Certainly it’s not a potato slice, those wouldn’t be so flexible.
Well ginger grows funky so it looks like it but not.
i love that ginger pickled. i have it at home.
It’s just older ginger root. That’s why it’s not pink. But it’s the same just a bit more stringy.
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2-3 minutes is not enougth. Dont lie. 20+ minimum.
some show their recipes here in You tube there are not telling the truth
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Making this because the ginger I had said cancer warning on it and it could expose you to lead
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America cup is not a measurement.
This is a recipe to remove all ginger benefits
I don't like the music, and this was written by someone who has done this often but gives unspecific directions
Very bad recipe- ginger lost all its nutrients first with salt then in boiled water then with squeezing. All you got is plain rubber ✏️
What’s a better way to preserve the ginger?