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Revision as of 08:45, 26 February 2012
Description
The pink, pickled ginger that arrives with your sushi is actually called gari. Although its natural color is pale yellow, the commonly seen pink hue is the result of a dye job completed with beet juice.
Buying
When buying ginger, pay close inspection. If it's wrinkly or cracked, it means the ginger is old. It needs to be smooth, and firm to the touch. Make sure it has a fresh, spicy scent.