Converse of object

• chop: Bit of chopped coriander on top at the end.

• add: If you want to look really impressive you could add some fresh coriander as a garnish.

• grow: A fast growing sweet coriander with a subtle lemon flavor.

• crush: Lightly crush the coriander, cumin and peppercorns together.

• scatter: Serve the skewers hot with the coriander scattered over.

• sprinkle: Put chicken on top of rice and the sprinkle fresh coriander over the top.

Adjective modifier

• fresh: Stir the lemon into the yogurt with the chopped fresh coriander.

• organic: Ingredients: fresh organic coriander, water, soya oil, sea salt, citric acid.

• green: I couldn't drag the cooker outside so I decided to prepare a simple Indian chutney using fresh green coriander.

• true: Vietnamese coriander ( Polygonum odoratum ): Not true coriander, but a good substitute.

Modifies a noun

• sprig: Stir in the chopped coriander and serve garnished with coriander sprigs and with freshly cooked rice.

• seed: Keep coriander seeds in an airtight container out of direct light.

• leaf: Or how about making a marinade from yogurt, tomato puree, curry powder, garlic and coriander leaf.

• soup: Tony is not amused about the Bridge Farm menu: carrot and coriander soup and carrot cake.

• sauce: To serve, cut the chicken into portions and toss with the mint and coriander sauce.

• powder: Add coriander powder and stir for a further full minute.

Noun used with modifier

• tsp: Mix together 1tsp each of olive oil, sesame oil and lemon or lime juice and ½ tsp coriander seeds.

• tablespoon: Blend together the Flora pro.activ light spread with the spicy paste and 1 tablespoon coriander and stir into the cooked rice.

• ground: Add crushed garlic and ground coriander and fry for five minutes.

• part: Mix one part turmeric, one part cumin, two parts coriander and six parts fennel.