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Coriander seeds

Coriander seeds
Round seeds with a warm, citrusy aroma for marinades, sausages and curry.

Coriander seeds are round, light-brown seeds with a warm, citrusy, spicy aroma, sweeter and milder than fresh cilantro. They are toasted and crushed for marinades, homemade sausages, curry, rye bread and pickles.

Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product

Coriander seeds, Raw: Calories 298.0 kcal, Proteins 12.4 grams, Fats 17.8 grams, Carbohydrates 55.0 grams per 100 g of product.

Calories298.0 kcal
Proteins12.4 grams
Fats17.8 grams
Carbohydrates55.0 grams
Data: USDA FoodData Central

Recipes with this ingredient

Knuckle in beer
Knuckle in beerGerman cuisine | Main courses

Pork knuckle in beer is one of the most famous symbols of German cuisine, especially popular in Bavaria. This recipe combines the rich, intense flavor of pork infused with the aromas of beer, spices, and a mustard-honey glaze. The beer not only tenderizes the meat but also adds depth to its flavor, while roasting to a golden crust makes the dish crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Historically, this recipe originated in Germany's beer houses where the combination of meat and beer became a tradition. The knuckle is served hot alongside sauerkraut or fresh vegetables to balance its rich taste. This dish is perfect for friendly gatherings and celebrations, creating an atmosphere of coziness and enjoyment of classic German culinary traditions.

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Spicy salted mackerel

Spicy brined mackerel is a traditional dish of Russian cuisine that embodies the harmony of taste and aroma. This method of salting fish delicacies has been known for centuries and allows for the preservation of the richness and tenderness of mackerel. The brine, infused with spicy notes of coriander, bay leaves, and two types of pepper, gives the fish a special piquant touch while highlighting its natural oiliness. A light sweetness from sugar balances the saltiness, creating a perfect flavor balance. After marination, mackerel acquires a firm yet soft texture, and serving it with red onion adds freshness and a hint of sharpness. This dish pairs wonderfully with potatoes or rye bread and makes an excellent appetizer for festive gatherings.

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Green dressing for vegetables

The recipe is taken from the magazine "Culinary Workshop".

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Tongue Pastrami
Tongue PastramiRomanian cuisine | Appetizers

Pastrami from tongue is a true masterpiece of Romanian cuisine, combining the tenderness of veal tongue with a deep aroma of spices. Historically, pastrami originated in Eastern European and Balkan traditions of preparing meat delicacies, where salting and smoking served as a way to preserve products. This dish captivates with its rich flavor: sweet notes of honey and sugar balance the spiciness of coriander, pepper, and cinnamon, while smoking on alder chips adds a soft woody smoke. The finished tongue impresses with its silky texture and richness of taste, perfectly complementing a meat platter or becoming the star of a sandwich with mustard and rye bread. This exquisite treat is for true connoisseurs of gastronomic mastery.

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Duck with celery and Jerusalem artichoke puree

Recipe from Yuri Goloperov, chef of the Lark Café restaurant.

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Eggplants as mushrooms for the winter

Eggplants like mushrooms for winter is an amazing recipe from Russian cuisine that transforms a familiar vegetable into something completely new. Thanks to the combination of spices and marinade, eggplants acquire a texture and taste reminiscent of pickled mushrooms. This cooking method comes from traditional home canning when housewives sought ways to preserve the harvest for long winter months. Pickled eggplants with garlic, aromatic spices, and vegetable oil become a true delicacy that pairs wonderfully with onions and fresh herbs. They can be served as an appetizer, side dish, or added to salads. The juiciness of the eggplants, their spicy flavor, and slight acidity make this dish unique and indispensable on the winter table.

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Pickled green tomatoes with lovage

Pickled green tomatoes with lovage are a classic dish of Russian cuisine rooted in the traditions of home canning. Green tomatoes, with their firm texture and slight acidity, acquire a rich and deep flavor thanks to the marinade with apple cider vinegar and aromatic spices—coriander, fennel, and dill. Lovage, known for its spicy and slightly bitter aroma, adds a special depth of flavor, making this appetizer an essential complement to meat and potato dishes. The pickling process reveals complex notes of spices, creating a wonderfully balanced combination of sour, sweet, and spicy. This recipe is perfect for lovers of original homemade pickles and will delight with its taste just 20 days after preparation.

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Pickled grapes for the winter

Pickled grapes are an exquisite blend of sweetness and spicy notes that unfold on winter evenings, offering comfort and warmth. This recipe comes from Russian cuisine, where the art of preservation has always been an important part of culinary traditions. Cinnamon, anise, ginger, and chili pepper give the grapes a piquant aroma and deep flavor, creating a perfect balance between sweet and spicy. White wine vinegar and red wine enhance the fruity freshness, making pickled grapes not only a great addition to meat and cheese dishes but also an original ingredient for salads and appetizers. This preparation will be a true decoration of the festive table.

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Sauerkraut Dessert

This sauerkraut dessert is a bold experiment that combines traditional ingredients with an unexpected culinary approach. Sauerkraut blended with tofu and coconut milk transforms into a delicate mousse, surprising with its light sweet-and-sour flavor. Borodinsky crumble, with its coriander aroma and light sweetness of powdered sugar, adds texture and depth to the dish. This dessert is an original solution for gourmets who appreciate unconventional flavor combinations. It can be served as the final touch of a dinner, surprising guests with an unusual combination of ingredients, or as a standalone treat for daring culinary experiments. Inspired by Russian traditions, it reinterprets familiar products into gastronomic art.

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Quick-salted red fish fillet

Quickly salted red fish fillet is a refined dish of Russian cuisine, allowing you to enjoy the delicate taste of lightly salted fish in no time. In traditional Russian gastronomy, lightly salted fish has always held a special place, adorning festive tables and delighting with its rich flavor. This recipe uses spices like coriander, bay leaf, and black pepper to give the fish a subtle aroma, while the addition of alcohol softens the texture and makes it even more tender. Such fish pairs excellently as an appetizer with a glass of chilled white wine or rye bread with butter. Thanks to the quick salting process, you can enjoy the freshness and harmony of flavors in just 15 minutes.

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Marinade for shashlik with tomatoes and dark beer

This marinade for kebabs combines the depth of dark beer, the acidity of tomatoes, and the aroma of spicy herbs. Dark beer gives the meat tenderness and a rich flavor, while tomatoes add freshness and a slight tanginess, making the kebab especially juicy. Coriander and khmeli-suneli enhance the taste with warm Eastern notes, while rosemary and cilantro create a pleasant herbal freshness. This marinade is particularly good for preparing pork neck kebabs as it beautifully reveals its meaty texture. A dish rooted in Russian cuisine is suitable for cozy family gatherings as well as lively outdoor celebrations. Serve the kebab hot on lavash garnished with greens and fresh vegetables, enjoying its rich flavor and aroma.

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Mung bean hummus
Mung bean hummusAuthor's cuisine | Appetizers

Mung bean hummus is an original variation of a traditional Eastern dish adapted for those who love new flavors. Mung bean, known for its lightness and subtle nutty undertone, transforms classic hummus into a softer and airier snack. Tahini sesame paste adds depth to the dish, while spices like cumin and coriander bring Eastern zest. The light acidity of lemon juice balances the flavor, and garlic adds a spicy note. This hummus pairs wonderfully with fresh bread, lavash, or vegetable sticks. It can be used as a standalone snack, an accompaniment to Eastern dishes, or an unusual salad dressing. Served with paprika and olive oil, it gains a vibrant appearance and rich taste that awakens the appetite and sparks culinary curiosity.

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Light soup with pollock fillet, celery and spinach

Recipe from Svetlana Krotkova's book "I choose fish! A complete guide to choosing and cooking from a third-generation fisherman.

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Baked leg of lamb with garlic

Roasted lamb leg with garlic is a traditional European dish valued for its rich aroma and tender meat texture. Historically, it originated as a festive treat cooked slowly to preserve juiciness and reveal flavor nuances. Cumin, coriander, and black pepper add spiciness, while garlic provides a distinct zest. Baking in parchment and foil retains moisture, making the meat soft and flavorful. It pairs perfectly with fresh herbs and light sides. A wonderful choice for a formal dinner that will impress guests with its rich taste and appetizing presentation.

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Spinach, Pumpkin and Ricotta Rotolo

Rotolo is an unusual pasta dish. It takes a little longer to make than some other pastas, but it's worth it because it's a joy to eat - a real showpiece if you want to get attention .

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