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Ginger garlic paste
- Makes
1 x 250 ml
jar - Difficulty
Easy
- Ready in
20 min
Published 2018
Fresh ginger and garlic are indispensable to many dishes across the subcontinent; keep a jar of this paste in the fridge, as you’ll find so many brilliant uses for it. The key is to use equal amounts of ginger and garlic. You can also add green chillies, or use vinegar or lime juice instead of lemon juice, to help preserve the paste.
Ingredients
100 g 3½ oz 100 g 3½
Method
Thinly peel the ginger, and peel all the garlic cloves.
Finely grate or chop the ginger, then grind to a paste with the garlic cloves, using a spice grinder or mortar and pestle. Mix in the salt, mustard oil and lemon juice until well combined.
The paste will keep in a sterilised container in the fridge for 8–10 days, or indefinitely in the freezer.
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