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ABC-Spices Coriander Coriander, a very special flavour that arouses passion. Coriander is an aromatic plant whose leaves are similar to parsley, but with a very pronounced flavour of sage and citrus. Native to the Mediterranean, its use has crossed borders and is common today in dishes from Portugal, Extremadura, India, Latin America, China and Southeast […]https://carmencita.com/wp-content/uploads/abespeciario/flecha_ab_izq.png