"Michel Boucher" > wrote in message
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> Cate > wrote in
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> > 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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"I'm the master of nitwittery."
Michel Boucher