Low-tech method of cleaning coriander seeds. I got a small jar of fairly clean seeds. These have been stored on the plants in a pillow case outdoors to dry, harvested some time earlier in the summer.
I’ve never been able to grow as much cilantro as I want to eat, but I keep trying. There’s some baby cilantro out in the garden right now, under protection, in a probably vain hope that it will make it through the winter and take off in spring. It’s not known as a northern crop.
Now coriander is another story. I don’t know what to do with it in the kitchen, so I just save it year after year to replant in next year’s garden. This batch was quite dirty and really impossible to pick through. Sam got the idea that the seeds would roll and we hit on this solution.
