You know ginger as the all-important ingredient for holiday season cookies, but this spice can do so much more. It adds warmth to curries and zing to dressings. It perks up salad bowls and gives ...

Carrots, ginger, and miso combine in this vibrant and citrusy Japanese restaurant-style dressing, which pairs perfectly with ...

Ginger is a root that has both medicinal and culinary applications. Medicinally, it has anti-inflammatory properties that support good health. It contains compounds that fight both bacterial and viral ...

Drinking ginger tea is an excellent way to boost your immune system, especially if you are sick. Use this to soothe anyone suffering from the flu or a cold, or an upset stomach. When my family doesn’t ...

Made with just a few ingredients, this fried rice is highly aromatic thanks to a heavy dose of fresh ginger. In traditional Chinese medicine, ginger is a key ingredient in postpartum care and is ...

We are crazy about Root Baking Co. bread and we know we could never reproduce that at home. But their cookies? Maybe there’s hope for us homebound bakers in reproducing their excellent ginger molasses ...

Alie Ward and Georgia Hardstark, a.k.a. Alie & Georgia, host Cooking Channel food-travel series Tripping Out with Alie & Georgia. Visit PEOPLE.com every Thursday for their playful spins on celebrity ...

While reading a British baking book, I recently came across an ingredient I was not familiar with: stem ginger in syrup. A quick internet search informed me stem ginger in syrup is basically chunks of ...

When ginger is mentioned, some people immediately think of the knobby root’s reputation as a folk medicine, especially good for settling upset stomachs. Others associate the warm, zesty, slightly ...