Cate > wrote in
:

> In the UK the fresh plant and the seeds are both called coriander.
> (Not sure about the UK term for the dehyrdated leaves.) I'm sure a
> lot of the confusion about cilantro/coriander on this ng stems
> from the US English vs. UK English difference.

Actually, from my point of view, it was more the difference between US
English and French, and in extenso the rest of the world :-)

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