In order to participate in the GunBroker Member forums, you must be logged in with your GunBroker.com account. Click the sign-in button at the top right of the forums page to get connected.
Options
Just Went out in the Yard Update
This discussion has been closed.
Comments
Cilantro and coriander are the same thing.
Discuss.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
I have two corianders and they don't look a thing like cilantro. Mine each have three legs and look like an eight inch diameter bowl with holes in it. I use 'em in the kitchen sink for washing fruit and vegetables. Nothing similar about them, I don't see how the discussion could continue very far in this vein. (I've been wrong before though)
And again, apparently.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
I have two corianders and they don't look a thing like cilantro. Mine each have three legs and look like an eight inch diameter bowl with holes in it. I use 'em in the kitchen sink for washing fruit and vegetables. Nothing similar about them, I don't see how the discussion could continue very far in this vein. (I've been wrong before though)
I think you have the off shoot of coriander called colander. They usually have a bright shiny stem and have to be cooked at an extremely high temperature before they can be eaten. [;)]
I have two corianders and they don't look a thing like cilantro. Mine each have three legs and look like an eight inch diameter bowl with holes in it. I use 'em in the kitchen sink for washing fruit and vegetables. Nothing similar about them, I don't see how the discussion could continue very far in this vein. (I've been wrong before though)
Do you drive a Chevy Cilantro?
quote:Originally posted by fullcaseload
I have two corianders and they don't look a thing like cilantro. Mine each have three legs and look like an eight inch diameter bowl with holes in it. I use 'em in the kitchen sink for washing fruit and vegetables. Nothing similar about them, I don't see how the discussion could continue very far in this vein. (I've been wrong before though)
Do you drive a Chevy Cilantro?
I thought that was a Kia Cilanto.[:(]
quote:Originally posted by westernMDhunter
quote:Originally posted by fullcaseload
I have two corianders and they don't look a thing like cilantro. Mine each have three legs and look like an eight inch diameter bowl with holes in it. I use 'em in the kitchen sink for washing fruit and vegetables. Nothing similar about them, I don't see how the discussion could continue very far in this vein. (I've been wrong before though)
Do you drive a Chevy Cilantro?
I thought that was a Kia Cilanto.[:(]
[:)]
I may have been mistaken. At first I thought it was a Hyaundai Cilantro, it's been so long since I seen one on the road.
They all look the same [:)]
quote:Originally posted by fullcaseload
I have two corianders and they don't look a thing like cilantro. Mine each have three legs and look like an eight inch diameter bowl with holes in it. I use 'em in the kitchen sink for washing fruit and vegetables. Nothing similar about them, I don't see how the discussion could continue very far in this vein. (I've been wrong before though)
Do you drive a Chevy Cilantro?
Is that the one that looks like the Camaro?
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
Guess I was wrong again. I thought they looked like an updated Geo Metro and had a hemi stuffed in it.
Those were US knock-offs of the Cilantro...real Cilantros had a chev 496 stroker motor
It was the Chevy Cilantro..they came as novas chevelles and cameros. These were the Mexican versions of the Yenko's. These cars were built by a Cilantro farmer/auto mechanic in the Yucatan. The performance package was dubbed the "Cilantro package"...the farmer wanted the cars to look unassuming but pack a punch when driven. Thus was born the "Cilantro package"...very, very rare breed. I hope this clears things up alittle
Someone needs to bring that car back into production. Even though the Cilantro package was very nice it still had room for improvement. In place of the CD player/radio I would install a toaster and the cup holders would be large enough to accommodate an economy size jar of peanut butter.
Actually, the toaster option was available..but it was never ordered due to the peanut butter melting in the hot mexican sun...the most popular interior option was the the custom refridgerated bottle holder specifically designed for Corona long necks
But they did come with the tortilla cooker in place of the spare tire.[;)]
It was the Chevy Cilantro..they came as novas chevelles and cameros. These were the Mexican versions of the Yenko's. These cars were built by a Cilantro farmer/auto mechanic in the Yucatan. The performance package was dubbed the "Cilantro package"...the farmer wanted the cars to look unassuming but pack a punch when driven. Thus was born the "Cilantro package"...very, very rare breed. I hope this clears things up alittle
twin bucket shares, twice pipes, a 4 on the floor and fifth under the seat[:D]
quote:Originally posted by reloader44mag
Actually, the toaster option was available..but it was never ordered due to the peanut butter melting in the hot mexican sun...the most popular interior option was the the custom refridgerated bottle holder specifically designed for Corona long necks
But they did come with the tortilla cooker in place of the spare tire.[;)]Correct..the tortilla cooker doubled as a bottle heater for the nitrous...truely innovative, and still ahead of its time
quote:Originally posted by fullcaseload
Guess I was wrong again. I thought they looked like an updated Geo Metro and had a hemi stuffed in it.
Those were US knock-offs of the Cilantro...real Cilantros had a chev 496 stroker motor
[:D][:D]
quote:Originally posted by fullcaseload
Guess I was wrong again. I thought they looked like an updated Geo Metro and had a hemi stuffed in it.
Those were US knock-offs of the Cilantro...real Cilantros had a chev 496 stroker motor
No, those were the Corianders.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
Pretty sure this is just a rumor, but I heard a disgruntled factory worker on the assembly line was gonna turn loose 4 or 5 feral corn monkeys one night after quitting time. Can you imagine?
Corn monkeys are everywhere, it's the Cilantro monkeys everyone should be worried about.
quote:Originally posted by reloader44mag
quote:Originally posted by fullcaseload
Guess I was wrong again. I thought they looked like an updated Geo Metro and had a hemi stuffed in it.
Those were US knock-offs of the Cilantro...real Cilantros had a chev 496 stroker motor
No, those were the Corianders.
Corianders were used as the seeds to help the Cilantro leaf out into production
quote:Originally posted by fullcaseload
Pretty sure this is just a rumor, but I heard a disgruntled factory worker on the assembly line was gonna turn loose 4 or 5 feral corn monkeys one night after quitting time. Can you imagine?
Corn monkeys are everywhere, it's the Cilantro monkeys everyone should be worried about.True that...Cilantro monkeys are the mexican sub-species of the Cornholio Monkey breed. Corn monkeys...would be no match for a cilantro monkey...and corn monkeys rarely head south of the border due to this...so most likely a rumor.
not yet.[;)]
Lets get this thread back on track here....cilantro was 79 cents a bunch today at the store..I feel better now.
Hey that's a great price.[;)]
Lets get this thread back on track here....cilantro was 79 cents a bunch today at the store..I feel better now.
It was never off track.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
I was at the nations largest ice fishing show in St Paul at the River Center on Sunday and nobody was selling any cilantro. I'm seeing opportunities for next year. $$$$$$$
Jeez...I bet there were tip-ups and augers everywhere...but no cilantro...very sad..its a very underappreciated green[:D]....maybe develop some type of bait out of it...ya might be on to something.
I was at the nations largest ice fishing show in St Paul at the River Center on Sunday and nobody was selling any cilantro. I'm seeing opportunities for next year. $$$$$$$
skicat..As a side note...The Minnesota Weapons Collectors Association (MWCA) is having a show at the River Center this weekend Dec 13-14...you are probably already aware of this. Rumor has it Cilantro Beef Jerk may be available for purchase[:D]
quote:Originally posted by skicat
I was at the nations largest ice fishing show in St Paul at the River Center on Sunday and nobody was selling any cilantro. I'm seeing opportunities for next year. $$$$$$$
skicat..As a side note...The Minnesota Weapons Collectors Association (MCWA) is having a show at the River Center this weekend Dec 13-14...you are probably already aware of this. Rumor has it Cilantro Beef Jerk may be available for purchase[:D]
I think you mean the MWCA.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
Anyone else here smoke cilantro? I've got some out in the smoker as I type.
Absolutely. Halfway through the smoking process I spray a 50/50 mixture of water and Mrs. Butterworths syrup.