Onions and cilantro are two of the most common ingredients in Latin American food. They are seemingly an unbroken partnership ...

Cilantro grows quickly and its leaves can be harvested when the plants are 4-6 inches tall. Harvest as needed and as much as ...

The latest public health alert from the USDA doubles as the latest not-food-in-your-food episode: There might be wood in the cilantro used for a taco bowl and various soups. Brands involved include ...

Some soup and bowl products containing cilantro could be contaminated with wood, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture public health alert. In an April 11 notice, the USDA's Food Safety ...

Store in sealed containers until ready to use. Cilantro is a staple in many types of food. (Photo courtesy of Metro Editorial Services) You can also let the plant self-seed. Allow the seeds to ...