Herbs
Cilantro Root
The earthy roots of the coriander plant, pounded into Thai curry and marinade bases.
Cilantro (coriander) root is the cleaned root of the coriander plant — earthier and more intense than the leaf. Pounded with garlic and pepper, it forms a classic Thai aromatic base for marinades, soups, and curry pastes.
- Measured in
- g
- Storage
- Pantry
Nutrition
Nutrition
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In the shops
Matched grocery products
€1.25Cilantro
0.02 100 g · Mercadona
€1.49Fresh Coriander Km0
DVERD · kg · Bonpreu
Also called
Coriander Root · Coriander Roots
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