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By David Tanis
Published 2008
Crisp lightly fried ginger makes a lovely garnish for meat dishes or vegetables.
Peel the ginger—using the “spoon trick” (see Note)—and cut it into thin slices. A mandoline is helpful but not necessary. Cut the ginger slices crosswise into slivers. They should look like flimsy matchsticks.
Heat the peanut oil to 400°F in a small deep pot. Carefully fry the ginger a handful at a time until the slivers are barely golden, ab