Grassy, bold, and aromatic, with a slight hint of licorice. Absolutely essential to pickled cucumbers, it also pairs well with fish, chicken, cheeses, and fresh veggies.
During the Middle Ages, bunches of dill were hung from doorways and over babies' cribs as protection against witchcraft, or carried in a pocket over the heart to ward off the evil eye.
All your favorites from “Scarborough Fair,” plus a few other familiar faces. Their concentrated flavor punches above its weight in recipes and as a garnish.