Once chewed as an early breath freshener and stomach-soother, dill seed is reminiscent in shape and flavor of fennel seed—but its name is actually a misnomer, since it’s the fruit of the flowering dill plant. Their caraway-like flavor is far more concentrated than the green fronds, and is great when used (sparingly) in salad dressings, stocks, and vinegar brines.
Small Tin 1.2 oz
Once chewed as an early breath freshener and stomach-soother, dill seed is reminiscent in shape and flavor of fennel seed—but its name is actually a misnomer, since it’s the fruit of the flowering dill plant. Their caraway-like flavor is far more concentrated than the green fronds, and is great when used (sparingly) in salad dressings, stocks, and vinegar brines.
