Ginger Ground ORGANIC 40g shaker
Add flavour and balance with spices
Spices are not just great flavour-enhancers, they come with therapeutic properties as well. Sauté your spices in Ghee and add to your dishes, add some to soups, stews and sauces as they're cooking or sprinkle over prepared vegetables or rice at the table. Convenient, and mouth-wateringly delicious!
Ground Ginger
Ginger is one of the most important spices in Ayurveda. In Sanskrit a name for ginger is Vishabhesaj which means "universally beneficial". Its taste (rasa) is hot. Its effect after digesting (vipaka) is sweet. Native to southeastern Asia, India and China, ginger has been an integral component of the diet and valued for its aromatic, culinary and medicinal properties for thousands of years. The Romans first imported ginger from China and by the middle of the 16th century, Europe was receiving more than 2000 tonnes per year from the East Indies. The top commercial producers of ginger now include Jamaica, India, Fiji, Indonesia and Australia.
Ground Ginger Benefits
- Dried ginger is a warming spice, contributing the pungent taste.
- It helps pacify Vata and Kapha and increases Pitta. It is included in many Maharishi AyurVeda formulations because of its healing properties.
- It is useful in aiding digestion, enhancing appetite, pacifying stomach disorders and maintaining joint health and respiratory system health.
- Dried ginger imparts zest to vegetable and lentil dishes. Add with other spices during cooking, or sauté in ghee and add to dishes.
- It has a very concentrated flavor and a little goes a long way.
- It is used extensively in baking and in desserts in combination with other spices such as cinnamon or nutmeg.
- Dried ginger combines well with a multitude of ayurvedic spices, such as turmeric, cayenne, cumin, coriander, fennel and cinnamon.
Spice Wise
The exotic colours and heady aromas of spices can elevate an ordinary dish into a sublime feast for the sense of sight, smell and taste. What's more, most spices also come with therapeutic properties, so every meal that includes spices can become an experience in enhancing health and well-being. Ayurveda, the ancient system of healing from India, has been singing the praises of spices as "wonder foods" for thousands of years. Spices are ingredients in many synergistic ayurvedic herbal formulations, and an ayurvedic expert, when giving you advice, is as likely to recommend specific spices to include in your diet as to suggest herbal supplements for you to take.
Ideal to sauté your spice mix - Original Ayurveda Bio Ghee.
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20105
Ingredients:
- Ginger
* from controlled organic cultivation.
Allergy advice: Peanut free, gluten-free, lactose-free, peel fruit free.
Bio, vegan.
Allergy advice: Contains:
None known.
Additional Information
| Quantity | 40 g |
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| Ean code | 4032582002185 |
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| Reviews | No |
