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| Plant Description | ![]() |
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Dill seed is excellent in potato and carrot salads, sauerkraut, breads, soups, salad dressings, and egg, potato, cabbage and meat dishes, its chief uses being perhaps in making dill vinegar and as a flavoring in pickled gherkins. Dill seed is great in vegetable dishes, tofu and rice dishes, fish and cottage cheese. Dill seed has a flavor similar to caraway. |
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| How it comes: | Spice Mixes |
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| Small tan seeds or feathery light leaves (weed), tangy taste resembling caraway. Is available dried whole or ground. | |||||
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