Any substitute for coriander root ? : r/ThaiFood - Reddit
2020年5月19日 · Unfortunately, I am also in need of coriander root. I didn't even know you could eat that, and apparently, neither does anybody where I live. After days of hunting down every asian store I could dig up on google maps, I have found precisely zero.
Cilantro haters: does ground coriander taste like soap too? Or
When talking about Coriander leaves they're using the Spanish term Cilantro. And nobody is talking about the root. All the same plant, despite the different names, and the different parts of the Coriander or Cilantro plant have different flavours.
Stores selling Cilantro w/ root? : r/cincinnati - Reddit
2020年9月15日 · I've been deep diving into SE Asian cooking lately, and I run across cilantro/coriander root as an ingredient that gets pounded up and used in some pastes/marinades. In general, I've found that most cilantro sold at stores comes with the roots trimmed already, (I've tried the big-boxers, as well as Cam International Mkt and a few of the Nepali ...
Where to find coriander root in the South Bay : r/bayarea - Reddit
2021年6月29日 · I'm looking to make a Thai curry but cannot for the life of me find coriander root. I've tried various supermarkets: Ranch 99, Seafood City, Apna Bazaar, K Market, Whole Foods, King's Seafood. I'm based in Sunnyvale but willing to travel!
If a recipe says to use coriander (cilantro) roots, does it ... - Reddit
2014年3月22日 · Or, as happens in countries that don't use the word cilantro, use any of the following to avoid confusion: coriander seed, ground coriander (the seed), fresh coriander (the plant), bunch of coriander (the plant), chopped coriander (the plant), etc. There will also be clues in the context or use of the ingredient. It really is not confusing.
What is the best substitute for coriander (cilantro)? - Reddit
Cilantro is an annual plant and all parts of it are edible, the leaves, seeds, stems and roots, which have a pleasant citrus nutty flavor, good in marinades.
A few questions to you people who experience that coriander
2023年5月17日 · The type of coriander used was never identified to me. I don’t know if there would be a difference. I have not gone out of my way to find out if different kinds of coriander taste less bad to me. I have not seen a recipe using coriander root. I don’t know if someone has slipped coriander root into my food.
How is everyone keeping coriander alive?! : r/GardeningUK - Reddit
2022年9月23日 · Coriander is a cooler season annual, and if you’re buying supermarket ones then they’re overcrowded in the pots to start with. If you want a steady supply, the best way is to start your own from seed in the same way but just plant it in succession throughout the year, one pot a week or something like that.
What is the best substitute for coriander? : r/Cooking - Reddit
2020年9月21日 · I'm sadly one of the roughly 25% of people cursed with finding the taste of coriander awful. It tastes like toothpaste to me. I really like the idea of what its supposed to taste like though. The only thing I could think of is maybe some parsley mixed with lime/lemon juice.
Cilantro/coriander roots : r/Seattle - Reddit
2023年5月9日 · Cilantro/coriander roots I know this is totally random, but does anyone know which grocery stores in the Seattle/ north Seattle area sell coriander root or whole cilantro with the roots? I’ve had no luck, it’s a staple ingredient in Thai cuisine