Indian Coriander Seeds

Name: Coriander, Indian Seeds
Brand: The Spice House
SKU: FG-134620-FP
Price: 7.29 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Consider: Chefs from Germany to South Africa and points in between use the nutty and peppery taste of coriander to flavor vastly different cuisines. Brewers prefer Indian coriander seeds. They're especially bittersweet with strong citrus notes think of a Belgian wit bier. Also available in Moroccan Whole Coriander Seeds, or Ground Moroccan Coriander.

Flatpack, 1/2 Cup $7.29
Jar, 1/2 Cup, 1.2 oz. $7.49

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This lemony seed is a cousin to the more common Moroccan variety of coriander. It lends its flavor to liqueurs such as Vermouth and Chartreuse, as well as being a big hit with breweries for its bright, citrusy notes. Try using it to make homemade bitters. Similar to many whole seeds, Indian coriander is commonly toasted before use – heat it in a dry pan until you begin to smell its delightful aroma. Ingredients: Coriander seeds.

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whole

Taste Notes

nutty, peppery, citrus

Perfect For

brewing, homemade bitters

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The best Indian coriander

This is, by far, the best coriander I have used for Indian curries and other Indian dishes. The citrus notes are there. The flavor is that of fresh coriander seeds, not bitter like outdated coriander seeds. The hulls of the seeds are not thick like on some coriander seeds.

I have a very good Indian grocer right down the street from me, and I shop there regularly, but not for most spices. For the spices I come to TheSpiceHouse. SpiceHouse garam masala is good too.

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Amazing flavor!

Not bad/not great. No better than I could have gotten from the local grocery store. I noticed that there was NO freshness date on the package. Who knows how old the coriander was. Definitely not aromatic.

Will order from spice house again

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