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cilantro
This term refers specifically to the fresh leaves and stems of the Coriandrum sativum plant. In North American English, a sharp distinction is made between "cilantro" (the fresh herb) and "coriander" (the dried seeds), whereas in British English, "coriander" is used for both the leaves and the seeds.
Due to a genetic variation in some people, the herb is perceived as tasting like soap rather than citrusy or peppery. This creates a strong polarization in culinary preferences, making it one of the most controversial ingredients in global cuisine.
Meanings
Examples
I cannot stand the taste of cilantro because it tastes like soap to me.
The chef garnished the taco with a sprig of cilantro.
I should buy a bunch of cilantro for the guacamole.
The aroma of chopped cilantro filled the kitchen.
Maybe I will try growing my own cilantro in a pot on the windowsill.
Just a pinch of cilantro is enough to brighten the flavor.