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Topic: How do you make garlic and ginger purees/pastes? (Read 4520 times)
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joshallen2k
Elite Curry Master
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Re: Garlic and Ginger Purees/pastes?
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Reply #10 on:
October 31, 2008, 03:03 AM »
Personally I retired from the freshly grated garlic / ginger paste. Burned too easily. Not to mention the labour.
After trial and error I've settled on 0.75tsp bottled garlic puree and 0.25tsp ginger puree, in something like a Vindaloo/Madras.
Way easier that doing fresh and I haven't noticed a difference in the finished curry.
If someone has some strong arguments against that I'd appreciate the feedback.
Base is always fresh g/g though.....
-- Josh
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adriandavidb
Indian Master Chef
Posts: 351
Re: Garlic and Ginger Purees/pastes?
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October 31, 2008, 07:47 AM »
Don't know enough about the difference in fresh/bottled to say; but your relative proprtions sound about right to me.
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