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After a particularly delicious dinner on Saturday night, where I had some ginger cheese cake, I went to the farmers market and in a moment of domestic bliss purchased a huge nob of Ginger.

 

I now realise that I don't have any recipes for the stuff, and after a google search I thought I would see what you lot do with ginger?

 

I need recipes that would suit me and dont require too much preparation or attention. I am one of those cooks that starts cooking, gets excited, and then it is a race against time as to whether the end result will be created before I have eaten all the ingredients.

 

Hmmmm...a huge ginger knob......No comment!

 

The best thing that I'd suggest would be to plant it in a large pot and keeping it moist put it on the window ledge.. It will sprout and grow into the most glorious houseplant with stunning foliage...

 

After a few years - pull it up and you'll notice that the original knob of ginger you planted will have doubled in size! Beats Viagra!

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Hmmmm...a huge ginger knob......No comment!

 

The best thing that I'd suggest would be to plant it in a large pot and keeping it moist put it on the window ledge.. It will sprout and grow into the most glorious houseplant with stunning foliage...

 

After a few years - pull it up and you'll notice that the original knob of ginger you planted will have doubled in size! Beats Viagra!

 

How come an innocent posting soon degrades into that most basic of instincts - SEX?

 

Are you implying that Ginger can boost things up (in the way that Viagra is alleged to do)? As an interesting aside, google "Gingering Up"

 

Rob

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After a particularly delicious dinner on Saturday night, where I had some ginger cheese cake, I went to the farmers market and in a moment of domestic bliss purchased a huge nob of Ginger.

 

I now realise that I don't have any recipes for the stuff, and after a google search I thought I would see what you lot do with ginger?

 

I need recipes that would suit me and dont require too much preparation or attention. I am one of those cooks that starts cooking, gets excited, and then it is a race against time as to whether the end result will be created before I have eaten all the ingredients.

 

Ginger is an obligatory ingredient of curries-but add it thinly sliced towards the end of simmering time

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After a particularly delicious dinner on Saturday night, where I had some ginger cheese cake, I went to the farmers market and in a moment of domestic bliss purchased a huge nob of Ginger.

 

I now realise that I don't have any recipes for the stuff, and after a google search I thought I would see what you lot do with ginger?

 

I need recipes that would suit me and dont require too much preparation or attention. I am one of those cooks that starts cooking, gets excited, and then it is a race against time as to whether the end result will be created before I have eaten all the ingredients.

 

You just find a used piece of clingfilm, wrap up the disgusting stuff and bin it!! Surely?

erggghhh - it is too awful to think about!! lol!

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Knowing your penchant for cake, try this

Carrot and Ginger Muffins – makes 10

 

225g self raising flour

2 teaspoons ground ginger

3 pieces of stem ginger, chopped (large chunks root)

175g brown sugar

225g grated carrots

50g sultanas

2 eggs, beaten

3 tablespoons sunflower oil

6 tablespoons of orange juice

zest of 1 orange

 

Pre heat oven 180o C / 350oF / Gas 4

 

Mix flour, ginger’s, sugar, carrots, sultanas and zest

 

Beat in eggs, oil and juice, divide between muffin cases and bake 25 mins

 

Eat within 2 days

 

I have not tried them but they sound good.

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I'd plant it in a pot of compost and keep it moist and warm....it quickly grows into a spectacular house plant with superb foliage....the added bonus is that the root expands as well...so the result of planting your ginger is that your knob will grow quite dramatically! More to share wih your family and friends!

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chocolate coated ginger

 

ingredients: chocolate (dark seem to work best)

ginger

 

peel the ginger and chop up small

melt the chocolate

dunk the ginger

let it set (lick out chocolate bowl while waiting :lol: )

eat ginger within 4 days

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