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eG Cook-Off #66: Rhubarb


David Ross

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I'd forgotten about this Cook-Off but it's reappearance has reminded me that I never did find my aunt's rhubarb and ginger jam recipe. It's probably languishing in some 1950s British cookbook somewhere.

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4 minutes ago, Tropicalsenior said:

Is it anything like this Rhubarb and Ginger Jam?

 

That looks like a good recipe, whether or not it's the one @liuzhou had in mind.  I have some rhubarb begging to be used, and I'd like to try this recipe.

 

One question, however: what is "stem ginger"?

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3 minutes ago, Smithy said:

One question, however: what is "stem ginger

Stem Ginger is Ginger that has been cooked and preserved in a sugar syrup. It's easy to make and wonderful to have on hand. I make a big batch and keep some in the freezer and pull out just enough to use. They say that it keeps a long time in the refrigerator but I prefer to have just enough to use up in a short time. I have a great recipe for it if you would like it.

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Stem Ginger is chunks of ginger candied and stored in syrup. 

 

ETA: As I now see has been explained. Cross post.

 

I can't open @Tropicalsenior's link at the moment. Local issue, I think.

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45 minutes ago, Tropicalsenior said:

Stem Ginger is Ginger that has been cooked and preserved in a sugar syrup. It's easy to make and wonderful to have on hand. I make a big batch and keep some in the freezer and pull out just enough to use. They say that it keeps a long time in the refrigerator but I prefer to have just enough to use up in a short time. I have a great recipe for it if you would like it.

 

 

Yes, please. A recipe for stem ginger would be great.

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