Coriander Seeds

[PBHBeer]

Is it acceptable to give them a quick whip in the food processor instead of crushing by hand.

 

[Doc Robinson]

Probably, but that seems like more effort than placing them in a ziplock bag and running a rolling pin over them a few times.

 

[david83]

Probably, but that seems like more effort than placing them in a ziplock bag and running a rolling pin over them a few times.

exactly what i just did for my last batch and after was very aeromatic and was very easy too.

 

[OsbornBrewing]

I noticed that they, coriander seeds, were the same size as barley and ran them through the mill. Worked like a charm, and no extra setup.

 

[OMJ]

I use a coffee grinder because both my food processors did a pretty terrible job

 

[Edcculus]

I don't see why it wouldn't work

I use a coffee grinder because both my food processors did a pretty terrible job

Same here. I have a dedicated blade grinder for spices.

 

[Cpt_Kirks]

I use a coffee grinder because both my food processors did a pretty terrible job

I'm brewing a Sunset Wheat clone this weekend. I've never used coriander before, anything I should look out for? I am using a little coffee grinder on the seeds, too.

 

[JaimeTheLimey]

I'm brewing a Sunset Wheat clone this weekend. I've never used coriander before, anything I should look out for? I am using a little coffee grinder on the seeds, too.

Yes; using too much of it. Corriander goes a long way. How much does your recipe call for?

 

[MarsColonist]

Use Indian coriander rather than Moroccan. I crush them with the back end of a screwdriver in a ceramic coffee mug, then toast them on a hot skillet till the first one pops. Aromatic indeed.

 

[Cookiebaggs]

I use a coffee grinder because both my food processors did a pretty terrible job

+1

Does a stellar job.

 

[Recusit8m]

+1 on the Ziplock w/ rolling pin