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I bought ginger at the grocery store last week and kept it, unpeeled, in the fridge I started my first sourdough starter about three weeks ago and after one week put it in refrigerator and the next week fed if 3 times in 12hours intervals an then put it back into fridge , but now. Today i sliced it open and there is a ring of a blueish colour, instead of the yellow i was expecting

Here is how you can find out further if your ginger has gone bad in the fridge Ginger protease (the curdling agent in fresh ginger) is rapidly destroyed at temperatures above 70°c Extra moist skin will peel off easily when touched and texture is slimy obvious blackish, dark yellowish skin aroma is no longer the fresh one, but rather a ginger aroma covered by a sharp unpleasant earthy smell/mixed smell

You can notice it's going/gone bad

You may cut it in half and check the inside still I am trying to add lemon flavor to tea so that it has ginger and lemon flavor to a noticeable extent If we boil tea water with ginger, the ginger flavor can be brought almost to the way it is okay. Its actually a pretty thin layer, not much depth to it

The bottom picture is saffron i'm quite sure of, not only is the scent correct and very strong, i've used it before and it colors, tastes and behaves identically to. I've found several web pages where the phenomenon is discussed, listed below In summary, it's normal and happens due to certain chemical reactions between the garlic, cooking utensils and water In your case, it's probably not due to the age of your garlic or onions though, as one source suggests it is likely to occur with aged.

(similarly, it makes earl grey tea taste more like earl grey when used judiciously.) so, #1

Sassafras is the one that's supposedly carcinogenic, not sarsaparilla I would imagine that finding a company to ship int'l would be difficult, due to trade restrictions on some plants.