Seems to be one herb that's either loved or hated. I'm in the "hate it" camp - tastes like soap to me. Bleah!
But others really, really love it.
Which camp are you in?
Seems to be one herb that's either loved or hated. I'm in the "hate it" camp - tastes like soap to me. Bleah!
But others really, really love it.
Which camp are you in?
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Love it.
I am surprised at such a sudden deterioration in a woman whose only ailment was a lazy anus.
It's ok by me: I neither love it, nor hate it. No shortage of cilantro in many of the foods down here, in Mexico.
Love it.
Just planted some more a few minutes ago. Guinea Pigs love it too and that's why we grow it.
Have some from last year that's going to seed very soon...viola Coriander.
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Hate it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/14/di...ious.html?_r=1 - could this be the reason?
Cilantro is the man with the devil's cheese.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsL7P7y4fM4
LOVE Cilantro!!! Makes things "MEXICANESE!"
I love it, too. Have several plants, and use it in salsa, salads, and all kinds of dishes. Rabbits like it as well, so keeping them out is a challenge. The "water powered scarecrow" does a nice job.
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Its okay.
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Cilantro is coriander. They use it in Indian / Pakistani restaurant cooking a lot. Yeah, I like it. It's unique and it stands out but it gives that type of food an interesting flavour and variety.
Incidentally stink bugs are supposed to smell like cilantro.
Last edited by n2ize; 05-09-2012 at 05:43 AM.
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