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In article om>,
"aem" > wrote:

> Jean B. wrote:
> > >

> > I wouldn't just use it like ginger. Look for Indonesian, Thai,
> > and other SE Asian recipes that incorporate this. [snip]

>
> I agree with this. The taste is similar to ginger but different enough
> not to be interchangeable, imho. Also, if you use slices of it they
> are more fibrous--less edible--when cooked than ginger slices. -aem
>


So fine processing (grating) would be the best way to handle it?
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K.