How To Remove Moisture From Coriander Seeds [Tip]
Today I am going to show you that how can you remove moisture from your Coriander Seeds. Generally this problem occurs in rainy season. Follow these simple steps and you will see how you can make your coriander seeds alive again with that crispness. Steps We have 1/2 Cup (Our 1 Cup = 240 … Read more
Maahi Gupta Updated 7 Feb, 14
Today I am going to show you that how can you remove moisture from your Coriander Seeds. Generally this problem occurs in rainy season.
Follow these simple steps and you will see how you can make your coriander seeds alive again with that crispness.
Steps
| We have 1/2 Cup (Our 1 Cup = 240 ML) of moisture ridden Coriander Seeds. Moisture generally takes away the crispness of seeds, aroma and fragrance. |  |
| Heat a pan on medium flame. Once it is heated, turn the stove on low flame. Add Coriander seeds and roast for about 5 minutes. Stir them continuously to avoid burns. After 5 minutes, swith off the stove and keep them aside to cool down. The heat would have extracted the moisture from coriander seeds. |
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| To test the crispness of the coriander seeds, take one of the seed and press with your fingers. You will feel the same level of freshness in seeds as it should be. |  |
| Here are your Coriander seeds ready to use again. Enjoy!!! |
How to remove moisture from Coriander seeds
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