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Coriander is native to the Middle East and
southern Europe, but has also been known in Asia and the Orient
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The dried Coriander is the most commonly used in cooking.
Coriander is commonly used in Middle Eastern,
Mediterranean, South Asian, Latin
American, Chinese, African,
Southeast Asian cuisine. |
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The colour, when dried, is usually brown. |
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Dried and in this state is apt to split into halves to reveal
two partially hollow hemispheres and occasionally some internal
powdery matter. |
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| Traditional uses: Coriander is used in Indian
curries, American cigarettes, and sausages. |
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