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Coriander

usgb/ˌkɔːriˈændər/Volume
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Cultural Usage

Coriander is used globally, but most commonly found in Asian, Mediterranean, and Latin American cuisines.

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Coriander is essential in traditional Mexican salsa.
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Freshness Matters

Fresh coriander has a stronger aroma and flavor than dried; it's best added to dishes just before serving.

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Add fresh coriander to the salad for a zesty taste.
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Aroma and Taste

Coriander has a citrusy, slightly sweet flavor profile that is quite distinct from other herbs.

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The aroma of coriander made the curry tantalizing.
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