Dill Weed
Dill Weed

Dill Weed

Anethum graveolens
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  • Egypt / Italy

Dill weed (Anethum graveolens) is a staple herb across kitchens in Europe, Scandinavia, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East. Known for its fresh, grassy flavor with light anise notes, dill has been cherished for centuries as both a culinary and preserving herb.

From soups and stews to breads, baked goods, vegetable dishes, and braised meals, dill adds a bright herbal touch. It is also a classic choice for pickling and is sometimes called “Lao coriander” in parts of Asia and the Middle East, highlighting its global reach and versatility.

Everyday Uses on the Homestead

  • Bright, grassy flavor with mild anise undertones

  • Essential for pickling blends and preserves

  • Popular worldwide in soups, stews, breads, and veggie dishes

  • A traditional kitchen herb with a long global history

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Ingredients: Organic Dill Weed

Are all of your ingredients organic?

We love providing herbs that are fresh, pure, and of the highest quality. Whenever possible, we source from small family farms that grow with care for the land. Some of our partners are USDA-certified organic, while others practice organic methods but choose not to certify due to the cost.

Because our own facility is not USDA-certified, we don’t label our finished products as “organic.” Instead, you’ll see “organic” noted in the ingredient lists when that particular ingredient was grown on a certified organic farm. We want to stay transparent while still offering you the cleanest, most responsibly grown ingredients we can find.

We’re grateful to support local growers, and we believe that when ingredients are raised with integrity, you can taste and feel the difference in every cup.

Herbs are legally sold by the ounce but often we get asked how many cups are in a bag.

This herb has an approximate average of 10 cups per pound.

Dill weed can be:

  • Mixed into pickling spice blends
  • Sprinkled on potatoes, soups, and stews
  • Added to breads, biscuits, or savory baked goods
  • Combined with yogurt or cream cheese for dips and spreads
  • Used in braised vegetable or fish dishes

Store in an airtight container away from temperature extremes and sunlight.

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Generally recognized as safe in culinary amounts. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before use if pregnant, nursing, or managing a medical condition.

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