1/2 inch of ginger equals how many teaspoons

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September 29, 2013

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PeterSeptember 30, 2013

1/2 inch of ginger grated will produce about 2 teaspoons. If you're using powdered ginger, use just 1 teaspoon as in general use 1/2 part dry ingredients to substitute 1 part fresh.

MaedlSeptember 30, 2013

Fresh ginger isn’t interchangeable with powdered ginger. It gives a different flavor. But what are you trying to make? More info is helpful.

Myra H.March 16, 2020

I’m making a batch of homemade cough syrup

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