Sentences with phrase «turmeric root looks»

With light brown skin and brightly colored orange flesh, turmeric root looks like ginger root.

In its raw form, turmeric root looks like an ugly little cousin of ginger root; cut into it and it's as bright orange as a carrot.

Not exact matches

When buying fresh turmeric, look for roots that are firm, smooth and free of mould.

And lastly because the dressing sounds and looks amazing, and I've wanted to buy a nub of turmeric root for ages, just, you know, not to let it wither into a witch's finger in the fridge.

I also want to comment about turmeric root vs. the spice after being given a tomato from Costco that still looks the same after two months.

Fresh turmeric root isn't easily available even in India (we normally use the dry powder for curries), but this post nudges me to look harder for it.

Look for certified organic turmeric powder in a glass bottle or certified organic knobs of fresh turmeric root.

is a bright orange root (usually ground to be a spice; but fresh turmeric looks a lot like ginger) that's part of the ginger family — that's why they're both somewhat similar in taste, but turmeric is a bit more exotic / complex tasting versus ginger that's just spicy.

If I'm looking to increase supplementation of turmeric / ginger using the actual root not a capsule, what is the best way to do this?