Three Rivers Ground Coriander Powder (16 oz / 1 lb)
$6.49
Three Rivers Coriander Powder (16 oz) – The Foundational Spice
Enhance your curries, rubs, and spice blends with the warm, nutty, and distinctly citrusy flavor of Three Rivers Coriander Powder. Along with cumin and turmeric, coriander powder is one of the most foundational and frequently used spices in Indian, Middle Eastern, and Latin American cooking.
This finely ground powder is ready to use immediately, blending seamlessly into sauces and spice mixtures. Its mild, aromatic flavor provides a necessary base note that complements stronger spices. The large 16 oz (1 lb) package is an economical bulk size, perfect for home cooks who rely heavily on this versatile seasoning for:
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Curries and Gravies: Serving as a primary thickening and flavoring agent.
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Spice Blends: A key component in Garam Masala and curry powders.
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Latin Seasoning: Essential for Adobos and Sazones.
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Pickling and Marinades: Adding a subtle, warm complexity.
Key Features & Benefits:
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Warm, Citrusy Flavor: Delivers a mild, aromatic, and slightly sweet/citrus note to dishes.
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Finely Ground: Ready-to-use powder that integrates smoothly into sauces and dry mixes.
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Versatile Base Spice: Essential for creating authentic flavors in many global cuisines.
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Economical 16 oz Size: Bulk packaging ideal for frequent use and long-term storage.
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Trusted Quality: Reliable flavor and consistency from the Three Rivers brand.
Brand: Three Rivers
Product Type: Ground Spice
Spice: Coriander Powder
Size: 16 oz (1 Pound)
Best For: Curries, Spice Blends, Marinades, and Foundational Flavor
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