Galangal Root - Whole

Appearance of Galangal Root:

Galangal Root, with its tan, knobby exterior and woody texture, is a whole root that resembles ginger but has a distinct, more robust flavor profile. The interior reveals a firm, fibrous flesh with a slight pink hue, making it easily distinguishable from other roots.

Flavor Profile:

Galangal Root offers a sharp, citrusy, and earthy flavor with hints of pine and pepper. Unlike ginger, it is more intense and adds a fragrant, spicy warmth to dishes without being overly hot.

Culinary Uses:

Galangal Root is a staple in Southeast Asian cuisine, particularly in Thai and Indonesian dishes. It’s commonly used in curries, soups like Tom Yum, and stews to impart its unique flavor. The root can be sliced, pounded, or grated into pastes and sauces, enhancing the depth of your culinary creations.

Ingredients:

Galangal Root

Allergen Information:

Shares equipment with peanuts, Tree Nuts, Wheat, Milk, Soy, Eggs & Sesame

Ingredients:

Dried galangal.