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Step 1
Wash and peel the skin of ginger.
Step 2
Rinse it well and next chop them to half to 1 inch pieces. Set aside to dry on a plate.
Step 3
Cut off both the ends of garlic. Peel them.
Step 4
You can also add them to a box or tight lid container. Cover the jar and shake it vigorously for a minute. You will see the skin of the garlic loosens or comes off.This tip works only with certain kinds of garlic.
Step 5
You can also pour some oil over the garlic and rub off to loosen the skin. This is how we peel garlic when we make pickles.
Step 6
Add ginger, garlic and oil to a blender jar. Blend well until smooth and light in color.
Step 7
Scrape off the sides and repeat blending until you see a smooth mixture.
Step 8
Transfer the ginger garlic paste to a clean dry glass. Use a air tight jar.
Step 9
Refrigerate ginger garlic paste up to a month or 6 months in a freezer.
Step 10
If placing in freezer, fill them in small boxes or ice tray. Cover with a cling wrap.
Step 11
Remove them once set and place them in a zip lock bag.
Step 12
Use as desired whenever needed by defrosting one cube each time.
Step 13
Dry ginger and garlic in sunlight for 2 to 3 hours until both look moisture free.
Step 14
Dry the blender jar and glass bottle too completely.
Step 15
Make a fine paste of this. Add oil at regular intervals if needed until it turns smooth.
Step 16
Store this in the dry glass bottle or jar. Pour 1 tsp of oil on top.
Step 17
Cover and keep at room temperature for up to 2 weeks.
Step 18
Ginger garlic paste may go bad in humid or too hot atmosphere and even during monsoons.
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