Category: Ginger
Peeled, ginger is best known for adding zest to dishes of all sorts. Peel by rubbing with the blade of a spoon. Wrap in plastic and freeze, pull out of the freezer to add to a dish. No need to thaw.
Ginger has been thought to be effective for treating nausea caused by seasickness, morning sickness and chemotherapy.
Uniq Fruit crab salad
Uniq Fruit has a sweet taste with a hint of tartness to it. It's perfect both in a salad dressing and as a salad ingredient...
Caribbean ginger papaya waffle topper
You could top Caribbean Red papayas and waffles with maple syrup, but a simple (and quick) no-cook syrup made of agave and ginger adds a...
No-Peel Ginger Stir Fry
Fresh ginger belongs in a stir-fry. But did you know you have an option? Peel or not peel the fresh ginger's skin off. See how...
Tropical Stir-fry
Pull out the skillet or grab the wok. A little oil and a little ginger, then toss in some tropical fruit and you've got a...
Ginger’s bruschetta
Tomatoes and ginger are a fantastic duo - and no place better to test this than a festive bruschetta. And yes, there's no garlic. It's...
Roasted ginger papaya cauliflower
Poor cauliflower; it often gets drenched in drippy cheese to make it palatable. No need, Caribbean Red® papaya makes a dish of cauliflower worthwhile with...
Pussy Foot
Popular during prohibition, this drink has been tropically updated with papaya and fresh ginger. And yes that's an egg shell in the drink. ...
Thai’d down
Fresh coconut's refreshing taste is given depth with passionfruit and fresh ginger. Add a dash or two of bitters and you've got a tantalizing drink...
Passionate papaya strips
This could be a dessert, but Caribbean Red® papaya is so nutritious it holds its own as a side dish with any entrée. You can...
Gingered dragonfruit sauce
Dragonfruit grows wild in the Caribbean. It's enjoy simply fresh, but many tropical cooks love to make a simple fruit syrup out of it. Enjoyed...
