Ground coriander is a spice with an earthy, slightly citrusy aroma and a subtly spicy flavor. It comes from the dried seeds of the plant. Coriandrum sativum and is widely used in Mediterranean, Indian and Asian cuisine. The chopped coriander It adds depth and complexity to soups, stews, gravies, marinades and sauces, while also being an ideal accompaniment to dishes with legumes or rice. An essential spice for any kitchen that loves authentic flavors.
Coriander, grated
Price range: 0.90€ through 9.00€
Aromatic grated coriander, ideal for adding intensity and earthy aroma to dishes of any cuisine.
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- Additional information
- What is coriander?
- Benefits & Properties
- Uses in the kitchen
- Frequent questions
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Origin | Italy |
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Weight | 50 gr, 200 gr, 500 gr |
What is coriander?
Coriander is a plant of the Asteraceae family. Its dried seeds are used as a spice, while its fresh leaves add freshness to dishes.
Benefits & Properties
- Rich in antioxidants
- Supports the functioning of the digestive system
- Contributes to blood sugar regulation
- It has antimicrobial properties.
Uses in the kitchen
- Ideal for meat marinades
- Essential in Indian curries
- Adds intensity to soups and sauces
- It goes great with lentil and chickpea dishes.
Frequent questions
What is the difference between fresh and grated coriander?
Fresh coriander (leaves) has a more intense and fresh aroma, while ground coriander has an earthy, warm flavor that is better incorporated into cooked dishes.
In which cuisine is it used most?
It is a key ingredient in Indian curries, Moroccan tagines, Mediterranean latkes and sauces.
How do I store grated coriander?
In a cool, dark place, in an airtight container, to preserve its aroma.
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