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Grate Ginger and Extract Juice

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What happens here

Taking a piece of ginger root, the demonstrator rubs it against the grater. He highlights that ginger is fibrous but the grater effectively separates the valuable pulp and juice from the stringy fibers. He mentions the health benefits of ginger (a 'superfood' for digestion, motion sickness, nausea) and suggests using the grated ginger for hot tea or as a 'cure-all.' After grating, he uses the brush to collect the ginger pulp. He then demonstrates pressing the grated ginger with a metal spatula to extract pure ginger juice, showcasing it as a natural alternative to store-bought ginger shots.

Goal: Discover how the grater processes ginger, separating the pulp and juice from the tough fibers, and how to extract pure ginger juice.

Tools and materials

  • Metal Spatula (or similar flat tool)
  • Rasca Ajos Garlic Grater Dish
  • Small Brush/Scraper Tool
  • Ginger Root

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Ginger, real hard to chop, slice, dice. It's stringy, it's fibrous. But ginger's a superfood. Heartburn, indigestion, motion sickness, nausea. You put that into a hot tea, hot glass of water, it's a cure-all. Leave behind those strings and fibers, you're left with all the fresh juice and pulp. So, ginger dressing, ginger tea, ginger ale. You'll never do it like that with a knife. You want a ginger shot? Instead of spending $3 at a juice store, extract the juice out. That right there is pure goodness. Mix that garlic and ginger together, orange juice, soy sauce, and brown sugar, there's a stir-fry or a teriyaki dish.

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