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I need to search for this frozen cilantro locally....seems I am always tossing half a bunch after it gets slimy :wink:
Publix and whole foods have it normally in a paste, but I have never seen it anywhere else stateside. Just about every aromatic is available like that here.I need to search for this frozen cilantro locally....seems I am always tossing half a bunch after it gets slimy :wink:
I need to search for this frozen cilantro locally....seems I am always tossing half a bunch after it gets slimy :wink:
Yeah, that's not what I would want. I like the leaves, so the frozen leaves like Jed posted look to fit the bill of what I like with the convenience of it keeping longer so I could just keep it on hand at all times.I saw a squeeze tube at HEB last weekend, but it was like $4 for a 4 oz tube. Now, I know you probably don't need much per cook, but just seemed pricey.
I need to search for this frozen cilantro locally....seems I am always tossing half a bunch after it gets slimy :wink:
I should look for it, too. It looks convenient.
You can freeze your own if you want to. Just use an ice cube tray (remember those?) and fill the compartments with cilantro (or any herb) and then fill with water and freeze. Once frozen you can move the herb cubes to a zipper bag for storage.
Defiantly use less cilantro.Requesting yet another clarification: I have a recipe requiring fresh parsley. I have no idea if fresh cilantro is available around here. Would it be dilly bar time if I used fresh parsley without putting out an APB for fresh cilantro first?
The description reads:
Fresh Cilantro(Fresh parsley may be substituted if fresh cilantro is not available)
Thanks Mods.
Why are you defiant?
:becky:
Jed,
Moose and I have discussed this and so long as the cilantro/coriander was never dried, but just fresh cilantro/coriander leaves that have been frozen to preserve the herb, we accept it.
Good decision.
I wondered why Toast was claiming not to be able to find cilantro in Luzzianna at this time of year.
Well I never claimed that, just did not want to go on a pilgrimage looking for it. I was looking for it under the wrong name here in the swamp anyway. Like Jed, we have a different name for it. Polk Salad. It's way fresh here!
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I saw a squeeze tube at HEB last weekend, but it was like $4 for a 4 oz tube. Now, I know you probably don't need much per cook, but just seemed pricey.
definitelyWhy are you defiant?
:becky:
The tubes do suck. I just chop and freeze all kinds of herbs after I get them fresh, they don't all hold up well but parsley and cilantro hold up very well. I've read about the ice cube tray trick but have never bothered. Just into a ziplock works fine.
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BTW you guys are really getting out of hand with all these rule clarifications, could you just cook something already? I mean, would it be the worst thing if I weren't the only one to get DQ's in a Masters TD? Come on! Just think, we could start a Masters Throwdown DQ thread and everything! :tsk:
You are always bragging about your knife skills. Man up and use fresh, you Aussie wimp!Oh shuup Jason!
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Toast is getting advice on how to grill a pork chop and fretting over being cilantro free, Mongo is frustrated as heal coz every shop he goes into asking for parsley, he gets offered an ounce bag of prime heads, and I'm not cooking until I can save enough to buy my protein! :drama:
Plus, I need clarification on if canned Apple sauce is acceptable as fresh preserved.
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Plus, I need clarification on if canned Apple sauce is acceptable as fresh preserved.
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