Coriander leaves were steam- and water-blanched at different
temperature-time regimes. Since mincing of steam-blanched coriander
fruits was unfeasible, fruits were only water-blanched. The
effect of heat treatment on phenolics has only been considered
by measuring the hydroxylated caffeoylquinic acid, chlorogenic
acid, quercetin-glucuronide, and rutin, since the contents of these
compounds strongly changed upon blanching.