I thought everyone outside North America called it coriander?Same here, but in England, Jamie Oliver calls cilantro “coriander”
Which means everyone outside of North America is wrongI thought everyone outside North America called it coriander?
Coriander is a seed, cilantro is a leaf of the plant that makes that seedI thought everyone outside North America called it coriander?
This J Kenji's homemade mayo is amazing. All you need is a stick blenderMake your own fucking mayo if its that important.
A friend in Trinidad sent me a bunch of seeds for it last year. It's fucking delicious in a bunch of stuff. will grow again for sure.Lets make it even more interesting and talk about Mexican Coriander, or culantro, which is pretty much what you always get with central American food. It tastes like cilantro but is way stronger.
I don't have much cover on my yard where the garden is so we hang shade cloth over it. Seems like the vast majority of plants like it, even stuff that's supposed to be in full sun.If it grows in Trinidad, it probably doesn't bolt at the slightest hint of heat like cilantro does. I've got to try it too. I can never grow cilantro because it gets too hot too quick
Yeah, @APRIL has a pretty green thumb now but CANNOT keep cilantro alive at all.If it grows in Trinidad, it probably doesn't bolt at the slightest hint of heat like cilantro does. I've got to try it too. I can never grow cilantro because it gets too hot too quick