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125 Grams ginger
125 grams garlic
1 tbsp oil
optional
1/2 tsp turmeric (or haldi / optional)
For ginger garlic paste
wash and peel the skin of ginger.
Rinse it well and next chop them to half to 1 inch pieces.
Set aside to dry on a plate.
Cut off both the ends of garlic.
Peel them.
You can also add them to a box or tight lid container.
Cover the jar and shake it vigorously for a minute.
You will see the skin of the garlic loosens or comes off.
this tip works only with certain kinds of garlic.
You can also pour some oil over the garlic and rub off to loosen the skin.
This is how we peel garlic when we make pickles.
How to make ginger garlic paste
add ginger, garlic and oil to a blender jar.
Blend well until smooth and light in color.
Scrape off the sides and repeat blending until you see a smooth mixture.
Transfer the ginger garlic paste to a clean dry glass.
Use a air tight jar.
Refrigerate ginger garlic paste up to a month or 6 months in a freezer.
If placing in freezer, fill them in small boxes or ice tray.
Cover with a cling wrap.
Remove them once set and place them in a zip lock bag.
Use as desired whenever needed by defrosting one cube each time.
Storing ginger garlic paste at room temperature without refrigeration.
Dry ginger and garlic in sunlight for 2 to 3 hours until both look moisture free.
Dry the blender jar and glass bottle too completely.
Make a fine paste of this.
Add oil at regular intervals if needed until it turns smooth.
Store this in the dry glass bottle or jar.
Pour 1 tsp of oil on top.
Cover and keep at room temperature for up to 2 weeks.
Ginger garlic paste may go bad in humid or too hot atmosphere and even during monsoons.
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