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capt. mike
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is cilantro diff from mexican parsley?
what is italian parsley?
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Mulegena
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Cilantro is one of the finest herbs on God's Green Earth and one of the many reasons I love all things Mexican, including the food of course.
However, don't use it in place of parsley in an Italian sauce.
It don't jive and completely blew out my handmade lasagna!
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Bajahowodd
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"So far, I'm a bit surprised by the poll."
You were expecting more people that don't like it? Consider your audience here. Try posting a similar poll on an affinity web site in Indianapolis or
Cleveland. Bet the results would be vastly different.
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irenemm
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Before there were many restaurants around I would share my recipes but any more not even the kitchen people get them Sorry. We have had the same cook
for almost 25 years and our morning cook retired from here after 30 years. I never gave them the recipes. I would give out my recipes and this lady
told me her and her husband and some other people had just bought the Old Pier and were going to open it up .OK no more recipes they go with the
business.
I would teach ladies to make my flan. No more.
Sorry all my recipes belong to the business. First guy here with the right amount of money get all the recipes too.
Come by and have a salad and see if you like it. Just maybe i will give you most of it. We will see.
Irene
Posada Don Diego
Restaurant-RV Park-Motel
Vicente Guerrero, Baja
Oh Diane Thanks Give you some to take home OK Irene
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BMG
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
Try posting a similar poll on an affinity web site in Indianapolis or Cleveland.
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I don't post on any Indianapolis or Cleveland websites. Please post a poll and share the results with us.
I think the world is run by C- students.
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Timo1
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The first time Barb brought home celantro about 20 years ago....She put the whole works...I'm talking a big handfull/bunch in some soup she made
Needless to say it tasted like she took 2 pairs of my soiled work socks and used them to make soup
Today I love the stuff
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Santiago
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jeans
And who made up the rule that chopped onion has to be mixed with cilantro? |
Back in genetics lab we learned that aversion to Coriander is sex-linked recessive, being on the X chromosome. Men inherit from their moms, women
from both. If you're female and hate it and your mom hates the stuff but your dad loves it, have a long talk with your mom.....
By the way LL and jeans, it's highly correlated with a certain sort of brain dysfunction normally expressed by unclear thinking. And since females get
two of these.........
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jeans
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Santiago
Back in genetics lab we... |
That explains a lot of things
Mom always told me to be different - Now she says...Not THAT different
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David K
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LOVE CILANTRO... pile it on! Baja Angel loves it, too... As noted, it is great in Asian dishes as well, and on BBQ Chicken Pizza!
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JESSE
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You guys should try cilantro pesto, we go tru buckets of that stuff in the restaurant. People order it to go.
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bajabass
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I hope to be there soon Jesse, I'll have to give it a try!
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David K
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Sound great Jesse!!!
So far almost 95% of Nomads love or like cilantro! I wonder why it only is disliked by such a small per-centage?
It might be like the same kind of dislike that I have for mustard...? I focus on that taste whenever it is on something, as it overpowers the rest of
the flavors to me...??? If it is mixed in with other stuff to a small degree, like patato salad or deviled eggs, I can take it... 
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Paula
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David K!!
Something we can agree on
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durrelllrobert
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pompano
.... on some Up North rocks I used to eat as a child.
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and you probably have no teeth left to enjoy cilantro anyway
Bob Durrell
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DENNIS
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Cilantro....A little bit goes a long way. I like it, but too much is overpowering.
Like Chorizo....I like it, but in my mind, I can taste it for years to come. I avoid it.
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desertcpl
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| Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
You guys should try cilantro pesto, we go tru buckets of that stuff in the restaurant. People order it to go. |
If we could ask,, what is your recipe for cilantro pesto
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Paula
David K!!
Something we can agree on |
Should we start a Nomad mustard haters club? 
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bajadock
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
Try posting a similar poll on an affinity web site in Indianapolis or Cleveland.
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Yikes, I escaped both of those cities in a previous life. The Mistake on the Lake and Naptown have corn and anything deep-fried in common as their
gourmet offerings. Haven't been back to either since 1978.
Anyone know any Mexicans that dislike cilantro?
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durrelllrobert
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BMG
| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
Try posting a similar poll on an affinity web site in Indianapolis or Cleveland.
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I don't post on any Indianapolis or Cleveland websites. Please post a poll and share the results with us.
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I think they did a pole in Cleveland for collard greens and got a similar result
Bob Durrell
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