Cool, tangy, and herbaceous, this creamy yogurt-dill dressing captures the essence of fresh spring flavor. The combination of Greek yogurt, lemon, and fragrant dill creates a light yet luscious sauce that’s as versatile as it is delicious. Use it to dress tender greens, drizzle over poached salmon, or spoon alongside grilled vegetables and roasted potatoes....Read More
This luscious Smoked Salmon and Dill Frittata brings together the umami-rich flavor of smoked salmon with the freshness of dill and a touch of lemon zest. Cream cheese (or goat cheese) adds irresistible creaminess, while scallions lend a delicate bite. Baked slowly until puffed and golden, this dish feels luxurious yet unfussy—perfect for brunch, a...Read More
Fragrant and versatile, this Dill Compound Butter adds instant elegance and flavor to countless dishes. Perfect for spreading on sandwiches or crackers with smoked salmon, it also transforms grilled seafood, roasted chicken, or steamed vegetables into something special. Slip thin slices under chicken skin before roasting for a moist, herb-perfumed bird, or whisk a few...Read More
Cool, refreshing, and full of flavor, this creamy cucumber dill dressing is a versatile kitchen staple. The natural pairing of cucumber and dill creates a light yet tangy sauce that works beautifully as a salad dressing, dip, or drizzle. Toss it with mixed baby greens for a crisp salad, spoon it over grilled salmon or...Read More
If you crave pickles with that perfect crunch and tang, this recipe delivers. By using the low-temperature pasteurization method, you’ll lock in the cucumbers’ crisp texture while ensuring food safety. This gentle technique, held between 180°F and 185°F, eliminates harmful bacteria without overcooking, giving you pickles that stay snappy, flavorful, and vibrant. With fresh dill,...Read More
It’s not too late to get in the last of your canning and pickling. Dill is still available at the markets. Here are some interesting facts about dill: Dill grows about 3 feet tall and grows just about anywhere, as long as there is sunlight. A member of the parsley family, it’s often mistaken for...Read More
