How to store coriander leaves

This is how I do it and the coriander stays green and fresh for atleast a week or even more.

Right after I come home from grocery shopping I separate them from the bundle and wash them. I stack them all together and snip the ends off like an inch or so. Then I fill a small jar with water and set them upright (like a bouquet) and cover them with a plastic wrap and set it in the door of the fridge. This way the greens will get water and because of the plastic wrap they won't get dried out in the fridge.

Raj

I actually use the same bag that I bought the coriander in...

Should try this tip out, Raj! I am storing coriander, curry leaves (even mint) in an air-tight plastic box covering the base and top with tissue paper. First time the curry leaves have remained fresh and green for over 2 weeks.

Latha

Hi .,

I too store coriander leaves in tupperware box and a tissue paper on top of it.

change tissue as it gets wet.......

prabha

Hi Friends
Even i chop the root part , roll a tissue paper and keep it in an airtight container !

Regards
Santasekar

This works:

Chop the roots of the coriander, sqeeze lemon juice near the root ends and wrap the bunch in a tissue paper and put it in the fridge... Mine stays for weeks totally green.

Nice idea, pray2god...
will try on my next bunch..

sriniketan

I put them in the freezer. It has the fresh smell for months also. When you want to use it take as much as you want and put the rest imd back in the freezer to avoid black rotten leaes.