If you’ve run out, found your bunch to be bad, or refuse to use it from the get-go, we’ve got you covered. Cilantro has its own tagline: People either love it or hate it. But whether you’re on the ...

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… I am someone who can NOT eat cilantro … for me, it tastes like soap, so if I’m eating salsa that contains this noxious weed, it tastes like they washed dishes and never rinsed off the dish soap.

With all the buzz about keeping your produce fresh and local, frozen vegetables often get a bad rap. But nutritionally speaking, sometimes fresh from the freezer is the best choice, especially during ...

People can use a number of alternatives to substitute the fresh, ground, and seed forms of coriander. Coriander substitutes include tarragon, basil, cumin, and more. Coriander comes from the plant ...

Cilantro, a strong and distinctive herb frequently used in Latin American, Asian and Indian cuisine, provides a fresh and citrusy flavor to a variety of dishes... but to some, it tastes like soap.