Dill

₡1,900.00

SKU: 0685 Category:

Scientific name: Anethum graveolens

Family: Apiaceae

Origin: N Africa and Arabian penisula

Medicinal use:With fresh dill all kinds of dishes can be flavored, it can be added, in addition to fish, to seafood, meats, rice, salads, vinegars and flavored oils, sauces … it provides its sweet, fresh and aniseed flavor, a unique flavor that no other aromatic plant can provide.

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