Aromatic flavor enhances a variety of dishes for a fresh, pleasant taste
Slightly bitter-sweet profile adds depth to recipes
Whole form preserves freshness and allows for customizable use
Versatile ingredient suitable for baking, salads, and pickling
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Dill Seed is a little similar to caraway seed. Its flavor is slightly bitter, yet sweet and fresh and its smell is aromatic and pleasing. USES:
Use in baked goods, such as cakes and breads or in salad dressings or fish. Dill seed also works great for pickling cucumbers.
