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Dill seed and Dill Weed (Suwa)

Dill seed and weed come from the parsley family and are parts of the same plant. Dill seed has a clean and pungent flavor whereas dill weed is mellower and fresher.

There are thousands of ways to use dill weed and dill seeds in recipes. Here are a few ideas:

• Pickling
• German Dishes
• Russian Dishes
• Scandinavian Dishes
• Fish
• Shell Fish
• Dips
• Casseroles
• Salad Dressings
• Sandwich Fillings
• Garnishes
• Vegetables

Dill seed and dill weed cannot be substituted for one other. So make sure when reading a recipe that you pay close attention to which one the recipe calls for, either dill seed or dill weed.

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