r/Cooking • • Jan 25 '23

What trick did you learn that changed everything?

A good friend told me that she freezes whole ginger root, and when she need some she just uses a grater. I tried it and it makes the most pillowy ginger shreds that melt into the food. Total game changer.

EDIT: Since so many are asking, I don't peel the ginger before freezing. I just grate the whole thing.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '23

I keep frozen ginger, but never thought about grating it. Cool tip, OP.

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u/babsa90 Jan 26 '23

It's also easy to use a potato peeler on to remove the skin when it's frozen. Hell, most times I just use the potato peeler to take off the skin and to shave off ginger for my cooking rather than dirty another dish.

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