Dill Brightens Spring Flavors In Fresh Produce Notes
A spring guide highlights fresh asparagus peas beets and new potatoes. It extols dill as a bright green herb for garnish or seasoning and shares numerous picnic and recipe ideas including dill yogurt cucumbers dill dip dill rotini salad and dill butter with seafood and fish sauces. It also notes fresh dill should be used late in cooking and stored in water in the refrigerator.
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Shirley Sease
Lexington
Laurie Harrien
McCormick & Co the Spice Company
Harrien
Harrion
Creamy Dill and Mustard Sauce and Salmon Torta Duo
A mixed collection shows a creamy dill and mustard sauce recipe with wine, cream, butter, dill, chives and Dijon, plus a smoked salmon torta with cream cheese, dill, shallots, lemon, capers and green onions. Includes garnish ideas and serving notes.
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Gulf Publishing Co
Dill flavor profile and historical note from early America
Dill is described as green with camphor and anise notes, aroma of citrus and fennel, pairing with herbs like tarragon and mint. Used with salads, vegetables, seafood, pasta, grains, eggs, and dairy. Early colonists called dill "meet'in seed" for church meetings refreshment.
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America
Greens to plates: a guide to kale collards and more
Gail Ciampa outlines nutrition benefits of dark leafy greens and practical cooking tips. The piece highlights calcium and fiber in collards kale broccoli rabe and spinach, notes antioxidants and low calories, and shares Brown’s quick boil method and flavor-boosting additions for variety and taste.
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Chris Brown
Wholefoods
Brown
Warren
le Natural Choice
Andrew Weil
Harvard Medical School
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