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Information on, uses of and how to grow cilantro coriander:
Name
Coriandrum sativum.Family
Umbelliferae.Growing pattern
Annual.Seeds
Buy Coriander Seeds (Organic and Non-Organic) from The Green Chronicle (Pay in £, $US, Euro).Herbs, Seasonings, Seeds and Spices - Buy Cilantro Leaf from Mountain Rose Herbs ($US).
How to grow
This herb is grown from seed. Broadcast the seeds thinly in spring and autumn. cut for leaves when 15cm high.Soil condition/position
See coriander.Appearance
Cilantro grows to a height of 90cm.Uses
The leaves are used extensively in Chinese and Indian cookery. They are pleasant added chopped to salads.The Green Chronicle Community
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not sure about making tea but the roots certainly have a more intense flavour than the leaves and are used to make soup and curry paste.
#1 - mary - 04/12/2008 - 11:34
Can the roots be used for example can it be boiled to make a tea.
#0 - Monica - 04/11/2008 - 08:01
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