Japanese rosy pickled ginger (gari)
1 Servings
Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
---|---|---|
1 | pounds | Unpeeled baby ginger (in |
Oriental groceries) or | ||
Peeled regular ginger | ||
(Note: regular ginger tends | ||
To be stronger and tougher, | ||
But works | ||
Quite well anyway) | ||
Peel (if necessary), rinse, | ||
And pat dry. | ||
Put in a bowl and coat with | ||
About a heaping tablespoon | ||
Salt | ||
(preferably the pickling | ||
Variety) | ||
(24 hours later:) | ||
½ | cup | Sugar |
2 | cups | Rice vinegar (unseasoned |
Light) | ||
1 | cup | Less 2 tablespoons water |
Set in a cool place for 24 | ||
Hours |
Directions
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Dissolve sugar in rice vinegar and water. Put into a 6-cup resealable glass jar (I use the kind with the lever-action wire closure and rubber seal ring). Rinse the salt off the ginger and pat dry. Put ginger into vinegar/sugar solution. Close jar and refrigerate at least a week.
The vinegar will turn the ginger a rosy pink. Just before serving, slice thinly with the grain.
You can keep a jar of this going indefinitely by replenishing the ginger and vinegar/sugar solution as it is used.
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