
If you want to keep your coriander fresh, keep it in a glass of water and then cover it loosely with a plastic bag, it will stay fresh for up to 2 weeks.
Wrap the leaves in a dry paper towel before putting it in a ziplock bag to absorb moisture and prevent wilting.
Store coriander in an airtight container with a dry tissue inside that will help to retain the freshness and reduce exposure to air.
Always remember to wash the coriander before using it as if you wash it in advance it can spoil due to excess moisture.
Chop the coriander then mix with olive oil and freeze it in ice cube trays so that you can toss it in dishes without losing flavor.
Buy coriander with roots leave them intact as it helps to retain moisture and extend shelf life.
Microwave or air-dry the coriander and store it in an airtight container, as its flavor lasts for months by doing this.