Recipes with:
Coriander Seeds
The molecular state change of the coriander seed is spectacular. Raw, it offers an almost powdery and dull scent. Subjected to dry roasting in a hot pan, its essential oils (rich in linalool) awaken abruptly. The scent mutates towards vibrant notes of sweet orange peel and toasted hazelnut. Once crushed in a mortar, this floral spice forms the backbone of vegetable brines (pickles) and the crispy coating of pastramis.