any chef or cook out there or anyone knows where i can get spice- coriander seeds or cilantro seeds here in cebu
ive been looking everywhere !! suggestion greatly appreciated !!!
any chef or cook out there or anyone knows where i can get spice- coriander seeds or cilantro seeds here in cebu
ive been looking everywhere !! suggestion greatly appreciated !!!
same ranang duha bro, duda ko if naa ni dri fresh ani. try using parley instead kng fresh imng gamiton for garnish. kng pang timpla look for the macormick brand basin naa ni.
yup i know , i just put the 2 names so people will recognize either of the 2. im looking for seeds , to season ,, seems mcormik dont have it. still searching .................... help.Originally Posted by rudjard
still searching & waiting for help
i use cilantro a lot when i cook...when i was in cebu for vacation wa jud ko kakita....so i am coming back soon (maybe in 2 months time)...if you can wait or if you still need some by then...nagpadala ko ug seeds...kay mag tanom na lang ko ug ako! gaan lang sad taka....![]()
dili jd ko nahan cilantro.. mura baho-an ko or makalabad sa ulo.. permi jd ni naa sa mga thai/spanish foods.hehe
wow that would be great !!! thanks dear.Originally Posted by Gwynhuever
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If you cannot wait, then you could try the local hardware stores in their gardening sections. Look where the seed packages are located and see if you can find the cilantro seeds (coriander). I purchased some last year for growing. Didn't work outOriginally Posted by bagofcandies
I bought various seeds from different hardware stores (Ace, True Value, Handyman) in Cebu so I am not sure which is the particular store or branch where I found the cilantro seeds (coriander) available. I am not sure if this is very cost effective but if you don't need that many seeds and/or you are desperate now, then this might be a place that you could find it. I'll also look around for coriander seeds when I am out and post here if I find any.
Just a side-note, those cilantro seeds that I purchased never even sprouted, but I did have had good luck growing mint, basil, and chili peppers from seeds. The parsley and dill I planted did just okay, nothing great.
thanks sooooo much for the advice . greatly appreciatedOriginally Posted by Namnori
coriander and cilantro are the same. we all know it as yansuy or wansuy or kinchay. they're from the parsely family. they're available in Carbon or in big supermarkets. i'd prefer fresh leaves not seeds but anyway, to each his own
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