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Welcome coriander.
nelix on Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:21 pm
coriander, hope you enjoy our little place 
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Winston on Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:55 pm
Welcome Coriander...........
Make yourself at home!
Make yourself at home!
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Guest on Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:07 pm
thank you both for your warm and friendly welcome 
this does look so cosy and full of festive fun
:m/c: to you and all on here :tree:
xxxxxxx
this does look so cosy and full of festive fun
:m/c: to you and all on here :tree:
xxxxxxx
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lizziebear on Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:14 pm
welcome coriander hope u like it here xxx
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nelix on Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:18 pm
thank you Coriander, we like to make everyone welcome..please feel free to join in, come on chat and start any threads you want.. 
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Jony on Fri Dec 16, 2011 7:24 pm
Welcome Coriander (or Cilantro if you were in the US). 
Hope you have fun. 
:yo ho: 
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Guest on Sat Dec 17, 2011 11:12 pm
thanx Lizziebear nelix xtras Jony
for your lovely welcomes here - much appreciated
and to all the admins' welcomes to homesweethome - you can't help but feel welcome somewhere called homesweethome - what a great forum title!!!
it certainly lives up to it's name, and as a newie I'm still learning how to do things without making too many mistakes
is Cilantro a sweet herb in the US, Jony? I just love the flavour it gives to soups, curries and stews - yumshus
Merry Christmas everyone 
nelix xtras Jony for your lovely welcomes here - much appreciated
and to all the admins' welcomes to homesweethome - you can't help but feel welcome somewhere called homesweethome - what a great forum title!!!it certainly lives up to it's name, and as a newie I'm still learning how to do things without making too many mistakes
is Cilantro a sweet herb in the US, Jony? I just love the flavour it gives to soups, curries and stews - yumshus
Merry Christmas everyone
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Guest on Sat Dec 17, 2011 11:23 pm
coriander wrote:thanx Lizziebear
for your lovely welcomes here - much appreciated
it certainly lives up to it's name, and as a newie I'm still learning how to do things without making too many mistakes
is Cilantro a sweet herb in the US, Jony? I just love the flavour it gives to soups, curries and stews - yumshus
Merry Christmas everyone
& a merry christmas to you :765: x
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ColinS on Sun Dec 18, 2011 10:42 am
Hi Coriander
Welcome to HSH and Merry Xmas.
Welcome to HSH and Merry Xmas.
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Jony on Sun Dec 18, 2011 11:41 am
:yo ho: :yo ho: :yo ho: :yo ho: :yo ho: :yo ho: :yo ho: :yo ho: :yo ho: :
And a Merry Christmas to you too Coriander. xxx
Sorry, I don't remember ever using coriander but I grow parsley for soup.
Coriander is called Chinese Parsley in Asia and Cilantro in America because that's the Spanish name for the Mexican crop.
Anyway, I was having lunch in a US Noodle House but there was something spoiling the flavour, something on the cucumbers I thought. Called the waiter and transpires the chef had been heavy handed with the cilantro.
So please can I call you Cori instead? : :mus: :mus:
And a Merry Christmas to you too Coriander. xxx
Sorry, I don't remember ever using coriander but I grow parsley for soup.
Coriander is called Chinese Parsley in Asia and Cilantro in America because that's the Spanish name for the Mexican crop. Anyway, I was having lunch in a US Noodle House but there was something spoiling the flavour, something on the cucumbers I thought. Called the waiter and transpires the chef had been heavy handed with the cilantro.
So please can I call you Cori instead? : :mus: :mus:
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