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Using Ginger in Indian Food Recipes
Making Indian Vegetable Curry
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Summary: How to use ginger in Indian food recipes; learn more about making traditional Indian food in this free cooking video.
Mona Sishodia has been cooking traditional North Indian Food since age 16.read more
"Let's talk about ginger. You can get ginger root from Pick and Save, anywhere. Ginger root has a hot and vibrant, but yet pleasing flavor. Grated ginger and garlic minced together form the basis of a curry. It could be meat or vegetables, but that's the basis mixed with onion. Ginger root is known to cure matters and it has anti-nausea properties also. If you throw some grated ginger with your tea, it helps to relieve cold congestion. If you have a deep congestion and your nose is blocked, instead of taking Nyquil or something, take some ginger root, squeeze the juice, add some honey and warm water and go to bed. The next day you'll feel so much better. The next time you have a cold or cough, try something natural and see what ginger can do for you."
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polack said
on 8/2/2008 Who is the bloated, bleach blond thumbnail? Mona never weighed more than 90 pounds and she's 44 years old. Mona may look like a gypsy from Auschwitz but she's a great cook, not like that grinning sow, rachael ray. Don't compare tortillas with Indian bread, they look the same but have no taste in common. It must be a Los Angeles thing.