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Cilantro is horrible added to anything. I will eat it in a Vietnamese restaurant straight up, but it's so strong it damages any food it's added to.
Whenever I say that I hate cilantro with every fiber of my being, about ten people chime in with "How can you say that? Cilantro is so good!" But there is always one other person who can relate to my utter abhorrence of that demon-weed, cilantro. So I want to get a pseudo-scientific count.
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Cilantro is horrible added to anything. I will eat it in a Vietnamese restaurant straight up, but it's so strong it damages any food it's added to.
yuck! I once tried to make cilantro lime rice (liek the kidn they have at chipotle) and it was horrible! jsut thinking about it meakes me dizzy
Never permit a dichotomy to rule your life, a dichotomy in which you hate what you do so you can have pleasure in your spare time. Look for a situation in which your work will give you as much happiness as your spare time.
I prefer coriandar.
My fiancee has the same unfortunate affliction as you. However, hers does have a twist... she can tolerate and even enjoy it in some dishes that are classically made with cilantro, such as guacamole and some salsas if a Mexican flavor is desired.
Jim
If this is a glimpse at a future with the ethics and respectfulness of vegetarians predominating, I've decided I don't like it.
UgH! is cilantro the same thing as coriander? I made some tomato soup once from scratch and i was looking for spices to add. i found some coriander in the cupboard and decided to use a little bit
Never permit a dichotomy to rule your life, a dichotomy in which you hate what you do so you can have pleasure in your spare time. Look for a situation in which your work will give you as much happiness as your spare time.
cilantro has a chemical that you can either taste or you cant based on one simple allele (gene expression).
I consider the dislike of cilantro to be a character flaw.
Cilantro's pretty crappy. I can have a little bit, but I won't be able to finish something if it has too much.
The real poll question should be "What's worse: Cilantro or Anise?"
Education taught me that it was a finer thing to be a Napoleon than to create a new potato. --Helen Keller
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Oh! Sort of like asparagus scent in your urine... whether or not your urine smells strange after you eat it is because of your nose not the way your body processes the food. There's just a genetic difference between those that can smell it and those that can't.Originally Posted by magates
Jim
If this is a glimpse at a future with the ethics and respectfulness of vegetarians predominating, I've decided I don't like it.
