Dill seed has its own distinctive taste apart from dill weed, which is why the seeds are used in many Scandinavian, German, and Central and Eastern European cuisine. In addition to culinary use, dill seeds are also known for their soothing digestive properties. The most notable use for dill seeds is in pickles, obviously dill pickles. Use the seeds when baking breads and other starchy foods such as potato salad or coleslaw.
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Ingredients
Dill Seeds.
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They can be used whole or crushed, and are a common addition to pickling brines, breads, soups, stews, and sauces. Dill seeds also work well in marinades and as a seasoning for vegetables, meat, and fish dishes.
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