Coriander (fresh leaves, loosely packed)

Coriander, in most of the world outside North America, refers to the fresh, leafy herb also known as cilantro, with a bright, citrusy flavour that some people perceive as soapy. It is used raw as a garnish or in salsas, salads, and curries, typically added toward the end of cooking since its flavour fades with heat. Its stems are also flavourful and are often used alongside or instead of the leaves in cooking.

Loosely packed means the ingredient is added to the cup without pressing it down, leaving air pockets that make it weigh less than the same amount firmly packed.

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