Since it's the season for fresh ginger, so I made a small jar of pickled ginger this year.You can also use store-bought plum vinegar. If you make your own umeboshi, you can also use the leftover plum vinegar to make shibazuke (Kyoto-style pickles). Since fresh ginger often has dirt on the joints connecting the roots, be sure to carefully wash them. Recipe by Suika

I love red pickled ginger, but I worry about the food coloring and additives in the store-bought type. It's also a shame to toss out the plum vinegar from making umeboshi. Simplifying the salting and drying process, I was able to produce a delicious red pickled ginger.There's nothing much to it. All of the amounts are approximate.Just a light sprinkle of salt and enough plum vinegar to cover the ginger.As a rule of thumb, the amount of salt should be 4% the amount of ginger, so you can approximate with the proportion of 100 g ginger to 4 g salt. Recipe by Nanako

I love pickles almost as much as hotdogs.

I like natto and eat it often, so I felt like eating it in a new way. I made this since I had some red pickled ginger in my fridge.And then I became addicted to it.I used the kind of red pickled ginger that already comes shredded.Adjust the amount of red pickled ginger to taste. Recipe by bobitin

My friend always made nice coloured sweet and sour pickled ginger, so I asked her for the recipe.Cut the ginger into very thin slices. Marinate it in the vinegar and sugar mixture while it's still hot after pouring boiling water over. Recipe by Shunati

I have been making "gari" sushi ginger since I saw a recipe in a book I borrowed from the library some time ago. After making it many times, I've added my own tricks to make improve the results, to create my own gari recipe.The points that I think are important are:● Bring the sweet vinegar sauce to a boil to take the edge of the sharpness of the vinegar● Boil the ginger to eliminate the slightly grassy flavor it has (If you just boil it for 2-3 minutes, it'll retain the crispy texture).● Use good quality vinegar.This gari recipe is quite sweet. Adjust the amount of sugar to taste. Recipe by Raby

Love pickled food!!!!

I thought of this when I saw sugar being candied on a pan.There is a restaurant that serves delicious ginger pork near my grandmother's house.Their meat is thick and full-flavored.So I use thick meat when I cook it with ginger.Oil is definitely necessary under sugar. Just a bit is fine. Take care not to overcook after adding the soy sauce. Once both sides are cooked, don't flip over too many times. Recipe by Mihomiho mama recipes

Ginger Pork is a one of the most popular Japanese home cooking. I omit sugar and mirin. I used onion instead to add natural sweetness. Adjust how much ginger you use. My 3 years old daughter is really sensitive to ginger😆

If you see beautiful fresh young ginger root at your farmers market or produce section, here in California around September, one with pink tips, buy it to make the delicious sweet pickled thin ginger slices that are served with sushi as a side dish. You can also use the knobs of mature ginger root. Do not use the woody ginger parts of mature ginger. This sweet and spicy pickled shaved ginger is called gari.

This is a delicious pickled salad. It is very spicy can be served with Sushi, Fish, Chicken, Meat or vegeterian dishes. Very refreshing and healthy. Serve it with Naan Bread, Chapati, Roti wraps or Paratha wraps.

I compared the taste of boiled and unboiled gari made with spring ginger - both had their own unique flavors and were delicious.Adjust the amount of sugar to your liking.The ginger absorbs the flavors faster if it is sliced it as thinly as possible.This gari turned a brighter pink than the boiled version. Recipe by Hokkori-no