When I finished dinner, I said to him, wow you must have hated that! I secretly knew about this love-hate relationship, but I couldn't risk his answer being I hate it, so I went ahead and made the dinner how I and many of my friends have come to love it (I love coriander so much that I doubled it up!! ) he said, Yes but I ate most of it...(because you slaved over dinner) I said so it tasted like dishcloths, he said 'Yep, but the chicken was delicious!' I have another friend who thinks it takes like soap. It's a love it, or a hate it thing! Thank you for the very interesting read @suesa, what I found most interesting is that the dressing (much like the pesto recipe) had and handful, and I mean FULL of coriander which I blended with a stick blender till it was fine as fine, and he didn't mind the dressing, (as with the pesto recipe where you say the aldehyde is broken up) which for Hamish was lucky, because he heaped it on... So potentially I think Jamie Oliver's "Kicking Chicken" recipe may have proved this theory. What do you think?I feel sorry for Hamish the coriander hater.
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On further investigation, (as Hamish the 'coriander hater' has just arisen from his coriander infused slumber) with a massive headache and some more interesting news. He hates coffee, and wine as well. (this is too good to be true!) We will be the best of housemate' if I can keep my coriander addiction under control, and to myself. I wonder if he has a headache from the coriander. We will blame Jamie Oliver for that I think. Hamish also assures you his voice is deep, his balls have dropped and he says he his penis is not micro!