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Coriander
Coriander is the world's most commonly used herb. Native to southern Europe and the Middle East, the plant is available worldwide. Both the fresh leaves and seeds are used. The herb has a fresh taste, similar to orange, and is an important ingredient in curry. It's also called dhania and or cilantro.

Use: Curries, sambals, salads, marinades, stews, in any dish you with to flavour with this herb.

10 things to do with Coriander
-Autumn lamb stew -Apricot chutney
-Quick chicken korma - Roast loin of pork with caramelised chilli pears
-Tandoori chicken -Macadamia nut bobotie
-Deep-fried camembert in couscous -Marinated fresh tuna kebabs
-Easy Thai chicken curry -Eggs with curry cream
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- Cardamom
- Celery
- Chives
- Cloves
- Cod
- Chilli
- Caraway seed
- Celery seeds
- Chilli powder
- Chickpeas
- Coriander seeds
- Cumin seeds
- Curry powder
- Cherry
- Celeriac
- Cantaloupe
- Calvados
- Cellophane noodles
- Creme patissiere
- Cape gooseberries
- Cinnamon
- Capers
- Cashew
- Chervil
- Chutney
- Ciabatta
- Clarified butter
- Coconut milk and cream
- Coriander
- Cornflour
- Couscous
- Créme anglaise
- Créme fraîche
- Croûtons
- Cumberland sauce
- Custard
- Caviar
- Cayenne pepper
- Coconut


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