.Ginger Malva Pudding.
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GROUND GINGER
PRODUCTION OF GROUND GINGER
After fresh ginger, dried ginger is the most important trading commodity. Dried ginger is used to create ginger powder, as well as extracting ginger oil and oleoresin. It is made from completely developed rhizomes that have been dried.
Ginger is grown as an annual crop In South Africa. The entire plant of ginger may be dug out and collected.
It may be picked at any point of development, but the optimum time is when the plant is eight months old.
Ginger is a spice as well as a traditional folk remedy.
It's a perennial plant with one-meter-tall annual pseudo stems producing thin leaf blades.
HEALTH BENEFITS OF GINGER
-Balance and blood sugar
In diabetics, ginger improved fasting blood sugar levels. These and other data suggest that ginger may be useful in treating chronic diabetes-related health issues.
-Weight loss
When coupled with a healthy diet and exercise, ginger water may aid weight reduction. After eating, men who drink a hot ginger tea feel fuller for longer.Blood sugar balance might also help you avoid overeating. After eating, males who drank a hot ginger beverage felt fuller for longer periods of time. Overeating may be avoided if your blood sugar is in check
Anti-inflammatory
Ginger can aid in the prevention and treatment of inflammation. Ginger has the potential to decrease allergic responses in which inflammation is a factor
-Antioxidant
-Heart disease
-neurodegenerative diseases, s
-cancer
-symptoms of aging
-Antinausea & digestion aid
Ginger to help to ease indigestion, vomiting, nausea
Ginger also Kill Gems, Calms Nausea ,Soothes Sore Muscles, Eases Arthritis Symptoms, Curbs Cancer Growth, Lowers Blood Sugar, Eases Period Pains.
MALVA PUDDING
Malva pudding is a delicious dessert that has a spongy, caramelized texture and is made with apricot jam. It is normally served hot with custard or ice cream, with a cream sauce poured over it while it's still hot.
Malva Pudding Recipe
10ml Ginger
180g(3/4 Cup) All Purpose Flour
150g(1 cup) sugar (Brown Sugar)
5ml(1 tsp) baking powder
15ml (1tsp)apricot jam(5ml syrup)
5ml (1 tsp) vinegar
30g(1/4) butter
4 eggs (240g)
150ml(1/2) milk
Basting Sauce
250ml(1 cup) cream
125g (1/2Cup)butter
125ml (1/2)water
METHOD
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius temperature
1.Lightly oil and base line a square cake tine
2.Sift together flour and baking powder (BROWN SUGAR)
3.Melt together the butter and apricot jam (SYRUP).remove from stove and lave to cool.
4,Make a hallow in the dry ingredients ,Add the whisked ingredients and stir to make a batter.
5.Pour into the prepared tin and and 180 C for 30 minutes or until well risen and elastic.
6.While Baking prepare the basting sauce. Place the cream, butter, brown sugar and water in a saucepan. Heat to melt butter and dissolve the sugar, stir with a wooden spoon. Do not allow the mixture to boil.
7.Remove the puddings the pudding from the oven and prick holes with a fork. Pour the basting sauce over the warm pudding.
Serving: 4-6.
Storage: The cakes may be baked up to two days ahead of time, although they are best served the same day, preferably fresh from the oven. Rewarm them on a baking sheet in a 325°F/160°C oven until well warmed.