Cilantro
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Cilantro
Does anyone know where I can buy a small amount of fresh plants ? Hell even a dried bottled spice would be welcomed.
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Re: Cilantro
We buy it fresh in the markets regularly. Can't you just grow some?
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Re: Cilantro
Seriously, cilantro is available everywhere.
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Re: Cilantro
you have to replant it often as it shoots to seed quickly
it is coriander so you can use the whole spice seeds easily
it is coriander so you can use the whole spice seeds easily
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Well I didn't know the Khmer name so I asked Prof. wife and she had no idea
I looked it up in the dictionary and a description of the plant was given, but no one name.. Perhaps not too surprisingly it was described as a medicine although no specific disease was identified. So if you can offer the Khmer name in either script or English phonemes it would be.much appreciated as would the name of a PP market likely.to.sell.it. Otherwise coriander it is. Cheers from Taa.
I looked it up in the dictionary and a description of the plant was given, but no one name.. Perhaps not too surprisingly it was described as a medicine although no specific disease was identified. So if you can offer the Khmer name in either script or English phonemes it would be.much appreciated as would the name of a PP market likely.to.sell.it. Otherwise coriander it is. Cheers from Taa.
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Re: Cilantro
Chiv'an soi
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Bob thanks, but I do have a question about the first word.due to the lack of a consistent or universal.phonetic. English alphabet.for Khmer. Is the "CH" sound a "CH" as in change or a CH sound as in jam? Thanks again and can you recommend a market?
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Bob, no need got a good readout from Prof. wife.
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Jeev an saoy, chivan soi, jee va n'soi......
I dont know. Say it enough an someone'll get it!
I dont know. Say it enough an someone'll get it!
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Re: Cilantro
We grow the usual plant but also the spiky one which I think is Vietnamese. It tastes the same but looks totally different. Do people know this one?
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