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Ginger
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A pungent, spicy rhizome essential to Asian cooking. Fresh ginger has a bright, sharp flavor; dried is more concentrated and warming.
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Southeast Asia
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Refrigerate unpeeled in a paper bag, or freeze
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3 weeks refrigerated, 6 months frozen
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