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Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:19:07 2014 No.5290331 [DELETED]

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How much cilantro is too much?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:20:07 2014 No.5290335 Until you get sick from it or no longer like the taste.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:26:07 2014 No.5290341 >>5290331 i think you mean corriander

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:27:07 2014 No.5290343 >>5290341 I think you mean parsley

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:29:07 2014 No.5290344 >>5290341 See, countries that aren't insane might like to differentiate between two different ingredients bore from the same plant.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:31:07 2014 No.5290346 >>5290343 nope thats corriander

Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:31:07 2014 No.5290348

Cilantro is your friend.

Use some taste it, then it meld a bit then try again as necessary. You're not specific in the dish and cilantro does freeze well so don't sweat it.

A little bit goes a long way, how's that for an inspecific answer to an unclear question?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:33:07 2014 No.5290349 seed = coriander leaf = cilantro

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:34:07 2014 No.5290350 >>5290346 I always think of coriander as the seeds, cilantro are the leaves and the plant itself. Maybe I'm wrong.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:36:07 2014 No.5290351 >>5290344 you mean like coriander and coriander seed could you really not figure out which was to be used by the application why doesnt fennel need a separate name from fennel seed?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:38:07 2014 No.5290355 >>5290349 >>5290350 fucking americans i bet you call aubergine eggplant too

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:38:07 2014 No.5290357 >>5290350 SOlved by using the term coriander seeds.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:43:07 2014 No.5290362 >>5290355 Both, actually. >>5290357 Many Americans use the seeds as often as the leaves. It doesn't make sense for them to have the same name.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:45:07 2014 No.5290364 >>5290362 >hey Joe get me some coriander (leaves/stems/roots) >hey Joe get me some coriander seeds (coriander seeds)

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:46:07 2014 No.5290368 >>5290362 We're just stupid Americans, we call it all chicken.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:46:07 2014 No.5290369 >>5290362 many americans use lemon zest as often as the juice it doesnt make sense to have the same name

Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:47:07 2014 No.5290370

>>5290364
No one sells just stems here, and the root is rare as fuck.

>Hey Hoe get me some cilantro.
>Hey Joe get me some coriander.

See how those sentences are shorter and a single word missed or heard wrong doesn't destroy the whole request? I bet Joe is tired of you being an obnoxious faggot.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:48:07 2014 No.5290372 >>5290369 You'll still need to purchase the whole fucking lemon though. Cilantro isn't sold leaf to root in any normal market.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:49:07 2014 No.5290373 >>5290370 I've only ever bought whole coriander with the roots and stems included. >obnoxious faggot why tarnish such a nice quiet discourse with that?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:50:07 2014 No.5290375 >>5290373 yeah nobody was callin names bra, shits hurtful

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:51:07 2014 No.5290376 >>5290373 but not with seeds, because leaves are no good by the time it has seeds

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:52:07 2014 No.5290379 >>5290372 Who asserted that is was sold as one? Ciltantro and coriander are sold seperate in every market that I've been in.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:54:07 2014 No.5290382 >>5290376 same way i feel about women

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:58:07 2014 No.5290392 >>5290382 That's why you fuck em first and don't waste time with flowering their seeds, flower those seeds and you'll be dealing with it for the rest of your life.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 01:58:07 2014 No.5290393 >>5290382 You don't go for women between 12 and 55?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 06:50:07 2014 No.5290785 personally i can just mainline handfuls of the stuff, it's fucking delicious

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 06:54:07 2014 No.5290791 >>5290341 Learn context. This is almost as bad as the feigned confusion over jam vs jelly.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 07:02:07 2014 No.5290797 >>5290344 I don't understand this logic. Do you need the same differentiation between Apples and Apple Seeds?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 07:04:07 2014 No.5290799 >>5290797 Apple seeds are rarely eaten. As few as 100 can be deadly.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 07:10:07 2014 No.5290807 >>5290791 JELLY = GELATIN WHAT YOU CALL 'JELLY' SHOULD BE CALLED 'PECTY' OR SOMETHING FAGGOTS

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 08:23:07 2014 No.5290899 >>5290341 they're the same.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 08:41:07 2014 No.5290927 This whole argument is as stupid as an argument about whether it's called green/spring onions or scallions. Is all regional. Although I be never heard of cilantro seed. Cilantro = marijuana Coriander = cannabis Think about it

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 08:42:07 2014 No.5290930 >>5290799 >babby's first analogy What about celery and celery seeds?

Anonymous Thu Mar 20 08:47:07 2014 No.5290937

I prefer to call vegetables and fruit by their Latin binomial names (at the very least by genus).

I have a background in plant biology and am familiar with the merits of using this nomenclature system. It is also entertaining to see the invariable pattern of emotions cross the face of the uneducated (confusion, ignorance, and then defensiveness).

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 08:53:07 2014 No.5290952 >>5290937 That doesn't work well for plants. "Brassica oleracea Acephala group" is inconvenient to say, and even then it includes kale, collard greens, spring greens. If you say "Malus domestica", I'm bringing you a disgusting Red Delicious.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 08:54:07 2014 No.5290957 >>5290952 >what is var.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 09:06:07 2014 No.5290984 >>5290937 tips fedora

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 09:13:07 2014 No.5290997 >>5290937 >everything is there

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 20 13:30:07 2014 No.5291439 >>5290331 No such thing.

Anonymous Fri Mar 21 00:02:07 2014 No.5292816
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>>5290331
how much is too much a half decent pinch per bite works anything more might be pushing it ... so for a taco worth 3 bites a fat pinch ... a slightly larger regular burrito about the same... a big burrito about 3 pinches and pillow sized burrito well shit 4 I guess. If you plan to sell tacos its less pinch should include onion ... make sure if you are selling tacos that they do not wrap close ... a taco that closes is not a taco. Should you follow that rule that a taco is a taco that does not close you will have repeat customers and if you thing you are going to be slick bu filling with beans you are sorely mistaken same customers wont come back unless you have killer tacos(not likely since you are putting beans inside) still they will ask for the beans on the side so you never win xdd

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 21 01:41:07 2014 No.5292962 >>5290331 protip, stew down a few bunches with bacon, onion and garlic, as if it were spinach. Trust me, cooking it mellows it out, it is a great pot herb

>>	Bound2 Fri Mar 21 01:43:07 2014 No.5292965 When you can taste the grit from the stems, it is officially TOO MURCH

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 21 02:03:07 2014 No.5292981 >>5290331 Cilantro is a disgusting herb. How people enjoy it is beyond me. It tastes like soap.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 21 02:34:07 2014 No.5293007 >>5292981 Not everyone has that genetic defect.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 21 02:55:07 2014 No.5293037 >>5293007 It's called being a super taster.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 22 02:45:02 2014 No.5295295 >>5293037 >>5293037 So how much better did my dick taste than the rest.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 22 03:00:02 2014 No.5295304 >>5292981 Everyone laugh at the fag who can't taste the deliciousness of cilantro!! LOLHUEHUELOllelkekWHEW Seriously though, cilantro is the single greatest flavor known to mankind.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 22 03:05:02 2014 No.5295310 >cilantro >not coriander jesus...

Anonymous Sat Mar 22 03:07:02 2014 No.5295311

>>5293037

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2012-09/13/genetic-aversion-to-coriander

not actually called being a super taster, sorry mang

sure, some super tasters think cilantro tastes like soap, but not all of them do. it aint some qualifier boiiiiiii

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