Candied Ginger
Show: Good Eats
Episode: Ginger: Rise of the Rhizome
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By NicoleCeleste
Hayfork
on January 21, 2012
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This was so easy and turned out great! I didn't get the sugar clumping I've received other times I've made candied ginger. Yum!
By eyelov2cook
on January 16, 2012
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best crystalized ginger recipe out there, easy to do, house smells delicious and keeps for weeks. Am lucky to live near a terrific farmers market for fresh ginger at 1.19/pound! Thanks Alton Brown for another great recipe.
By iakskcus
Brooklyn NY
on December 23, 2011
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Takes a while to crystallize, but it is so worth the time. It is absolutely divine cut into strips on top of vanilla bean ice cream. My husband ate majority of the batch and then asked me to make more. Ginger is pretty cheap at Asian food markets, as well as other produce (esp. in NYC so if you have one near by you should check it out.
By mattyboo
St Petersburg, ...
on November 23, 2011
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Turned out great! Super easy! Alton you rock!!
By cook4hubby
Laguna Hills, Ca
on November 21, 2011
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So much better than any store bought ginger. I used this in my ginger snaps and it was very tasty. I can't wait to try it next summer in the peach upside down cakes he made.
By glen922
Natick, MA
on November 07, 2011
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Terrific recipe, and once you've done it a couple of times it's a snap. The result is infinitely better than any store-bought candied ginger. It helps to watch the video to get a good idea of what it looks like in the pan when it's done - it's probably a pretty short window, but once you've seen it it's hard to miss. I just candied 2 pounds of baby ginger, and it's the best ever - very tender and a little milder than previous batches made with mature ginger. It was so nice not to have to peel or saw through tough old woody ginger. I wish I could get baby ginger all the time. Tomorrow I'll make Alton's ginger snaps, which, largely because of the candied ginger from this recipe, are the best in the world.
By cdmarino47_11162650
Putnam Valley, NY
on October 17, 2011
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I too had trouble getting the liquid to cook down at medium heat so after 20 minutes, I increased the heat to medium high and let it boil rapidly for an additional 15 minutes. The result was perfect, however, I only ended up with 11oz.
To answer the question about using this method for citrus rind, yes it can be used but you have to bring the rind to a boil, drain, bring it to a boil again at least 5 or 6 times to get rid of the bitterness that rinds tend to have.
By wakeda
seattle, 87
on October 06, 2011
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Did not know it was this easy to make...If i can make it rather then buy it..than i am all for it..just made this candied ginger to top off my mini ginger sweet potato cakes that i am making for a client....yummmy..thanks alton....
By pmb_pa
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on October 03, 2011
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Wow. This was really easy and the candied ginger was amazing. It was less expensive and much more tasty then what you can buy in the store.
By Lynne-Rose
on September 16, 2011
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Excellent makes for more.