In this article, you’ll learn about the shelf life of cilantro so that you can view your own grocery stock with a "crisp" eye.Don’t wait too long to use your cilantro or it may become moldy, and no amount of refreshing will make it taste fresh again. Always wash cilantro thoroughly before using it,or you’ll…
We all have been in a situation where we are making dinner for guests and are craving something tasty to go with our chicken. Well, whether it’s salad, rice, or even dessert – you need to know what dishes will complement the flavors of your cilantro lime chicken!If you love the flavors of cilantro and…
How to dry fresh coriander and cilantro Drying herbs is a very useful technique if you want to preserve them for later use. If you don’t have time to dry them immediately, then freezing is another option.1 Coriander and cilantro are both commonly used herbs in South Asian cuisine. In this article I explain you…
I’m sure you’ve seen those freezer bags that say "Freeze until ready". What does that mean exactly?If you want to freeze cilantro, you need to first remove the stems. Then chop the leaves into small pieces. Next, place the chopped cilantro into a ziplock bag. Make sure there’s enough room inside the bag for the…
How long does cilantro last?When you buy fresh herbs at the grocery store, you usually get a pretty good idea of how long they should last. However, there are times when you need to preserve fresh herbs for later use.Cilantro has been used for centuries in cooking. In fact, it’s often considered a staple herb….
Do you ever wonder if you can freeze cilantro? Well, you can! And here’s how.Cilantro is a member of the parsley family Amaranthaceae. It has a mild flavor and is often used as a garnish. It is also known as coriander and Chinese parsley.This blog post explains how to freeze cilantro. Does Cilantro Freeze Well?…