Coriander

Coriandrum Sativum

DESCRIPTION

AND ORIGINS

The earliest evidence of the word koriadnon  seems to arise from the Mycenean Greek as an evolution of Ariadne, daughter of the king Minos. This name further changed into Greek, Latin, French, and lastly English coriander . The Spanish version "cilandro" has become a common term in North America as "coriander".

USE

IN COOKING

Coriander's fresh leaves are largely used in Indian, Thai, Chinese, Mexican and Mediterranean cuisin to flavor chutneys, salads, salsa, legumes, grilled and baked poultry and fish. On Caprese Salad, coriander can be enjoyed as flavourful alternative.

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