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Active Time:
15 Minutes
Total Time:
12 Hours 30 Minutes
Yield:
Serves 10
Ginger is naturally associated with Chinese cooking. The ginger plant is native to Asia and was one of the first oriental spices to travel the Silk Road to Europe. Its uses are many. Sautéed with garlic and scallions, it forms the basis for a host of dishes. Dried or candied, it is used in preserves and sweets that the Chinese enjoy as nibbles. In this recipe, sweet preserved ginger is used to add tang to fresh fruits.
RECIPE INGREDIENTS
3 tablespoons
stem
ginger
syrup
2 tablespoons clear
honey
1 tablespoon chopped
stem
ginger
1 1/3 cups green ginger wine
1 large
mango
1 small fresh
pineapple
, cut into good bite-size pieces
1 medium
cantaloupe
, cut into balls
2 Chinese gooseberries (kiwis), peeled and sliced
2 star fruits, sliced
Juice of 1
lime
1 tablespoon finely julienned strips of lime
zest
, for garnish
DIRECTIONS
Combine the stem ginger syrup, honey, and stem ginger with the ginger wine. Set aside.
Slice the mango on each side of the stone. Cut the flesh from the skin in chunks. Mix with the other fruits, lime juice and grated lime zest. Pour the ginger wine mixture over the fruits. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
TO SERVE: Attractively arrange in a bowl and garnish with the lime. Serve chilled.
Recipe reprinted by permission of
Weldon Russell
. All rights reserved.
Date Added:
01/01/2008
Nutrition Facts per Serving
Yield:
Serves 10
Calories:
115
Sodium:
18mg
Fiber:
2g
Carbohydrates, Total:
30g
Protein:
1g
% Cal. from Fat:
8%
Fat. Total:
1g
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