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sf > wrote in
: > On Thu, 16 Feb 2012 09:52:50 +0000 (UTC), "I'm back on the laptop" > > wrote: > >> A butter knife basically 'rubs' the skin off, rather than using a >> peeler to take a layer. > > I don't care. A peeler is faster and takes the skin off better. I > don't peel ginger most of the time because I usually grate it and the > peel mostly just lifts up on the sides. If I get a little grated peel > in whatever it is I'm making, that doesn't matter either. > Extra fibre :-) Doing the candied ginger........ well, it's gotta be peeled, and I like my peeled ginger to look nice. -- Peter Tasmania Australia |
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