The corb is a Mediterranean bluefish resembling a small sea bass. It is inclined to lurk amongst rocks.
Tomatoes which go on growing until they die and which can reach up to 610 cm (20 ft) in height. They need support from first signs of growth and side shoots need to be removed.
Coriander (US: cilantro) is a herb of which both the seeds and the leaves can be used, each having different flavours and qualities. The leaves are a useful late addition to many savoury stews. The small, round, buff, ridged seeds of coriander have a warm, savoury flavour, are an important ingredient throughout the east and are used a great deal to flavour savoury dishes, pickles and baking. If it is being grown for its leaves it is worth doing repeated sowings, as for lettuce, to provide a crop throughout the season.
Coriander (US: cilantro) leaves, finely chopped, and added to a dish at the last moment provide a bright lift. Much used in Indian and Thai cooking and much of the cooking of South East Asia for precisely this purpose.
Husked coriander (US: cilantro) seeds much used in the cooking of many part of India, provide an aromatic spice which has a pungent, slightly lemony flavour.
Corkage is a fee charged by a restaurant to open a bottle if you take your own wine. This can vary enormously depending on the restaurant and what wines it offers.
The corkwing is a type of wrasse, a small, marine fish (up to 15 cm (1 ft) in length) which is good in soups. The largest is the peacock wrasse.
