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Le Sanctuaire
Organic Coriander Seed
$5.95 • One 0.5 oz tin
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$5.95

Jun 5 2012 - Jun 11 2012

Collected only in the summer when the seed-like fruit is ripe, this Egyptian coriander is nutty and citrusy in flavor. Critical to the cuisine of several countries from Latin America to India, the coriander can be ground, toasted in a hot skillet, and used in chili, mole or curries.

Here's what you get:

  • .5 oz whole Egyptian coriander seeds
Additional Information
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Le Sanctuaire Santa Monica, CA

Among kitchen alchemists like Ferran Adrià, Wylie Dufresne (WD-50), and Corey Lee (The French Laundry and Benu), Le Sanctuaire's wildly inventive Jing Tio is muse, collaborator, and fellow magician. Tio's ingenious finds—exotic spices, esoteric cookbooks, and outrageous tools—have made him a connoisseur with a distinctly culinary cult following.

From the Source Estimated Delivery: Jun 5 2012 - Jun 11 2012

After your order has been processed, your spice will be ground shipped to you. You'll receive an email from Gilt Taste with your ship date.

 

Why We Love It

Coriander seeds’ warm, nutty, slightly sweet and citrusy flavor doesn’t fully develop until completely dried. These dry in the shade, which helps protect their pretty golden hue. Le Santcuaire’s seeds are light-colored, round and ribbed, with very little splitting and a pleasantly strong aroma. We love to grind them up with cumin seeds and toast them in a dry, hot skillet with paprika and a bit of cinnamon, add onion and garlic with oil, and start the base of a great black bean chili or mole (add chopped dried apricots and raisins at the oil stage, and toss in chocolate to finish).

You Need to Know

What's Included

  • .5 oz whole Egyptian coriander seeds

Use and Care

  • Store in a dry, cool place for up to two years.

Method of Production

  • This Egyptian coriander is collected in summer only when the seed-like fruit is ripe, for the best flavor and aroma.
  • These dry in the shade, which helps protect their pretty golden hue.

Freshness and Quality Commitment

This item is final sale and non-returnable. Gilt Taste is committed to offering quality products that are fresh, honest and inspiring.