Is there a difference between candied ginger and crystallized ginger?

Is there a difference between candied ginger and crystallized ginger?

Candied or Crystallized Ginger. The terms “candied” and “crystallized” are typically used interchangeably. If a distinction is made, the term candied refers to ginger stored in the simple syrup and crystallized ginger means the version cooked in the sweet syrup and rolled in sugar.

How do you cook crystallized ginger?

Spoon over hot rice and serve with chicken or fish. Sprinkle finely chopped pieces as a finishing touch on apple pie a la mode or a whipped cream-topped brownie. Combine diced Crystallized Ginger with nuts, brown sugar and spices for a baked apple or pear filling. Add chunks to a stir-fry for a sweet and spicy bite.

Is crystallized ginger good for you?

Crystallized ginger can reduce inflammation and relieve the pain associated with it! The sugary coating helps your kids eat them without much fuss. The medicinal benefits of ginger are so powerful, even a slightly crystallized sugary coating can't negate its potency completely.