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Grassroots: going organic, acting locally (Read 2921 times)
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Re: Grassroots: going organic, acting locally
Reply #15 - Sep 24th, 2010 at 10:08am
 
locutius wrote on Sep 14th, 2010 at 4:19pm:
Muso what about Corriander...I remember you saying how much you loved the stuff.


I did actually plant some coriander 2 weeks ago. I bought some at a Chinese market and stuck them in the ground. The soil had been shaken from the roots, but they still grew when I cut off most of the leaves.  Coriander seeds are worth harvesting and drying, unlike the leaves which have the taste of Hades. I use them for curries and also apfel strudel, along with cinnamon.
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(The sprig of coriander is just in front of the chives in this corner of my potager)

On the subject of cinnamon, I try to get Vietnamese Cinnamon sticks from the Asian shop. They have a stronger flavour than the supermarket variety. They are also great in curries. Just remember to take the stick out before you serve it up or you might end up with a dentist's bill.

Anybody interested in starting an organic foods recipe thread?  
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