1212 recipes for "ginger"
Ginger Soy Side of Salmon

Ginger Soy Side of Salmon

Apr 15, 2008

A side of salmon varies in size depending on its origins and species. Farmed Atlantic salmon is usually 3 to 3-1/2 lb (1.5 to 1.75 kg), and Pacific salmon varies at fishmongers from 1-1/2 to 3 lb (750 g to 1.5 kg) depending on species. Sockeye is small, while King and Chinook are large.

Slow Cooker Ginger-Chicken Congee

Slow Cooker Ginger-Chicken Congee

Grab a spoon and enjoy this satisfying rice porridge with plenty of chicken, topped with green onions, roasted peanuts and chill oil for a hint of heat or spice.

Honey Ginger Sriracha Glazed Wings

Honey Ginger Sriracha Glazed Wings

Mar 6, 2017 Dinner

Coating the wings in a blend of cornstarch and salt before baking draws out excess moisture, guaranteeing an irresistibly crisp and crunchy texture. It makes these wings much tastier (and healthier) than their deep-fried counterparts.

Ginger Peach Upside-Down Cake

Ginger Peach Upside-Down Cake

Jul 14, 2005

This moist cake looks elaborate but is simple enough that you can bake it often — and for any occasion. Serve warm if possible.

Cardamom- and Ginger-Glazed Carrots

Cardamom- and Ginger-Glazed Carrots

A little butter, honey and a few spices create a wonderfully aromatic glaze that brings the naturally sweet flavour of carrots to life. Try using a mix of orange and yellow carrots for a colourful presentation. If you can't find whole cardamom pods, use a generous pinch of ground cardamom instead.

Candied Orange and Ginger Bark

Candied Orange and Ginger Bark

Oct 24, 2012

Candied orange takes a few steps to make, but it adds major wow factor to this festive bark. Once the orange slices are done, the rest of the recipe comes together with very little effort.

Earl Grey & Ginger Sandwich Cookies

Earl Grey & Ginger Sandwich Cookies

Dessert

You can either use fancy molasses or cooking molasses in this recipe. The difference? Fancy molasses is light in colour and has a mild sweet taste. Cooking molasses is more robust and intense but can still be used interchangeably in recipes that call for fancy.

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