The cilantro was actually from last week's box and I was worried that it had gotten a little too old. I forgot to put it in some water when I first brought it home. But I was able to collect enough leaves to make the sauce.

I found this recipe on the Mariquita site:
BOB'S FABULOUS YUMMY MARINADE
This marinade can be used to marinate tofu and meats, as a sauce for noodles or rice, and as a dressing for a green salad.
Cooked up it looks like this:


Substitutions: I left out the chili. I had a little more than 1/3 cup of cilantro, so I slightly upped all of the ingredients.
What I might try differently next time: Nothing to change, as of yet. I have only tasted a tiny bit. I will find something to cook with it. All the ingredients have strong flavor, so it kind of jumps out at you.
Overall: TBD
I found this recipe on the Mariquita site:
BOB'S FABULOUS YUMMY MARINADE
This marinade can be used to marinate tofu and meats, as a sauce for noodles or rice, and as a dressing for a green salad.
| 5 tbsp. 1/3 cup 1/4 cup 1/4 cup 1 oz. 6 lg. cloves 1 1/2 tbsp. 1 small | vegetable oil packed fresh cilantro with stems fresh lime juice tamari soy sauce fresh ginger (about an inch of it?), cut into six 1/4 inch slices garlic ground cumin jalape–o or other chile (optional) |
Combine and blend all ingredients together in a food processor or blender until the chile, garlic, ginger and cilantro are finely chopped.
Cooked up it looks like this:
Substitutions: I left out the chili. I had a little more than 1/3 cup of cilantro, so I slightly upped all of the ingredients.
What I might try differently next time: Nothing to change, as of yet. I have only tasted a tiny bit. I will find something to cook with it. All the ingredients have strong flavor, so it kind of jumps out at you.
Overall: TBD
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