Swedish Dillkött is dillicious!
I also add fresh dill to:
Olivier
Maroulosalata
Potato salad
Borscht
Shchi (Cabbage Soup)
Swedish meatballs
Greek village salad
With my bagel, cream cheese and smoked salmon
Kukusabsi
Spanakopita
Spanakorizo
Swedish Dillkött is dillicious!
I also add fresh dill to:
Olivier
Maroulosalata
Potato salad
Borscht
Shchi (Cabbage Soup)
Swedish meatballs
Greek village salad
With my bagel, cream cheese and smoked salmon
Kukusabsi
Spanakopita
Spanakorizo
Can’t make mushroom stroganoff without it. Or matzoh ball soup. I like it in tuna salad, also.
I remember being served an unlikely sounding pot of mussels in tomato, white wine and dill that was fabulous.
Tzatziki, cucumber salad, gravlax, other salads, broths that require a bunch of herbs, stroganoff, Swedish meatballs…
I used to make onion rolls that I added dill to, everyone liked them. Tarter sauce if I’m using dill pickle. Cucumber, sour cream salad, cucumber, tomato, onion salad, tzatziki. I like dill, I always plant some.
I plant dill several times a summer, and 2 or 3 types.
Kuku saszi, also.
It is superb in Chinese Hot Pot. Cilantro too {if you can eat Cilantro}. I also love it in dumpling fillings.
A must for stuffed grape leaves, tzatziki, avgolemono, gravad lax, Grek style tomato sauced with cinnamon and dill.
Gourmeh Sabzi. I use 25% each dill and cilantro, the rest spinach and other less pungent greens.