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Post by Silver on Mar 28, 2022 22:31:42 GMT 1
Meaning here the leaves, and not the seeds.
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Post by flg on Mar 28, 2022 22:37:45 GMT 1
Meaning here the leaves, and not the seeds. I haven't for sure. I'm not sure about the dried version. But I am one of those people that it tastes like soap to. We used to get it lots of time in our meal deliver kits during the lock down period. First thing in the compost bin was any "fresh" cilantro
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Post by Silver on Mar 28, 2022 23:04:40 GMT 1
I haven't for sure. I'm not sure about the dried version. But I am one of those people that it tastes like soap to. We used to get it lots of time in our meal deliver kits during the lock down period. First thing in the compost bin was any "fresh" cilantro [/div] [/quote] My wife says it tastes like soap also. But I'm wondering if deep frying takes care of that. I'd hate to wind up eating and leaving my Wife to sit and watch. It's not exactly been a favorite of mine, even though it doesn't taste like soap to me. |
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Post by Silver on Mar 28, 2022 23:05:18 GMT 1
I haven't for sure. I'm not sure about the dried version. But I am one of those people that it tastes like soap to. We used to get it lots of time in our meal deliver kits during the lock down period. First thing in the compost bin was any "fresh" cilantro My wife says it tastes like soap also. But I'm wondering if deep frying takes care of that. I'd hate to wind up eating and leaving my Wife to sit and watch. It's not exactly been a favorite of mine, even though it doesn't taste like soap to me. |
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Post by flg on Mar 28, 2022 23:10:33 GMT 1
Could be that taste diminishes some when it's dried as well. I have only cooked with once or twice with it fresh.
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Post by DutchGuy on Mar 29, 2022 1:15:06 GMT 1
I can't eat cilantro as well. It gives a horrible chemical taste in my mouth. Still I have tried a dried version of cilantro. After eating the fried chicken I surprisingly didn't had that horrible taste. So...
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Mar 29, 2022 3:44:38 GMT 1
Cilantro is a Love or Hate ingredient
when we have used it in the recipes TOO MANY people Do Not like the chicken.
Personally I prefer it BUT when the Over-all people say its OFF you can't serve it as a main stay.
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Post by Silver on Mar 29, 2022 9:30:03 GMT 1
I can't eat cilantro as well. It gives a horrible chemical taste in my mouth. Still I have tried a dried version of cilantro. After eating the fried chicken I surprisingly didn't had that horrible taste. So... Perhaps that's the secret. It must be fully dried first. |
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Mar 29, 2022 12:38:35 GMT 1
I will Stand on a Principle Cilantro was NOT a Major Spice or Herb in 1930"s   |
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Feb 22, 2023 19:02:56 GMT 1
I think there is a MAJOR MAJOR MAJOR mis-understanding of Coriander leaves
There is A 100% Difference between FRESH Coriander Leaves and Dries Coriander often referenced as Dried Cilantro WHICH IS CLASSIFIED AS A VEGETABLE
Dried Coriander aka Cilantro Leaves Flakes DO NOT have a SOAP Flavor and often are known as Chinese Parsley.
DO NOT CONFUSE THE SOAP TO Dried Coriander leaves or Cilantro Leaves flakes.
Dries Coriander Leaves were a Botanical Item in the Pharmacy and also used as a Tea Leave
Parsley leaves and Dried Coriander have often been exchanged in recipes
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