Greener Giving Series: Soup Mix in a Jar

[@shellakers10]

Yum! Great idea!

[@lindahall8728]

Thank you for sharing.

[@YorkRegionFoodNetwork]

Thanks for watching!

[@junielaine4211]

Very nice!

[@gayledaniel4630]

Thanks so much for posting this, I appreciate your also linking the printable recipe and tag, this will make nice gifts!

[@YorkRegionFoodNetwork]

We are so happy that you are excited about it!

[@debkay1160]

Thank you for sharing your video with us.

[@YorkRegionFoodNetwork]

Pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@marilynwade9448]

It is really important to follow recipes

[@cherrywilliams5739]

Did you mean coriander or cilantro?

[@mexico53ify]

Same thing...coriander in English, cilantro in Spanish.

[@cherrywilliams5739]

@@mexico53ify Coriander is the seed. Cilantro is the leaf.

[@cmnr8487]

@@mexico53ify no it is not the same thing. Cilantro is the fresh leaves/stems. Coriander is the dried seed of the plant. You can use them whole or ground them to powder. The have different flavors.

[@YorkRegionFoodNetwork]

So sorry for the very delayed reply... coriander is the answer, not fresh cilantro.