Fresh coriander, photos by Donna
How fast this summer is receding in my rear view mirror is reflected in the ciliantro that, for all my travel and busyiness, I have let go to seed. Yet there are glories even in being remiss--the fresh coriander seeds that lends so many savory preparations a huge jolt of flavor and crunch. Fresh coriander seed makes a great garnish on rice, in salads, on meats, in sauces. I particulary love it roughly cracked and used liberally with black pepper on any grilled meat. If you grow your own, you can pick it when it's still green, almost fruity and a little chewy with that same flavor burst.
We're ensconced now in an extraordinary big old house ...
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We're ensconced now in an extraordinary big old house ...
