Coriander is a spice with an aromatic, citrus-like scent and a distinctive flavor. The leaves and seeds are the parts of this plant most often used as spices. Is coriander healthy? Coriander is both tasty and healthy. Let’s first talk about the seeds. Coriander seed is small, round and is often sold whole. They are green when fresh, but turn brown as they age. The seeds have a mild, sweet aroma and taste similar to citrus fruits. They are often used whole or ground to a powder for use in curries, meat dishes, rice dishes and bread. Coriander seed is used in traditional Indian, Mexican and Thai cuisine. In North America, coriander is used more in baking than in savory dishes because of its sweet flavor.
You can buy ground coriander seed or use whole seeds to grind yourself before using them in a recipe. Ground coriander has a stronger flavor than whole seeds because the oils that give off their aroma are released when you grind the seeds into smaller pieces. You can add ground coriander










