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Fresh Dill
Spices and HerbsFeathery herb with a distinctive, slightly sweet and anise-like flavor. Used in Scandinavian and Eastern European cooking, dips, pickles, and fish dishes.
3 substitutes
Substitutes
Fresh Tarragon
2:3
Shares a similar anise-like quality but is stronger. Use about 2/3 the amount. Works well with fish, eggs, and salads.
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Best for: fish dishes, egg dishes, salads
β οΈNot for: pickling
Fresh Parsley
1:1
Milder and less distinctive, but adds freshness and color. Works as a neutral substitute in any dish where dill isn't the star.
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Best for: garnishes, salads, sauces
β οΈNot for: dill-forward dishes
Dried Dill Weed
3:1
Use 1 tsp dried dill for every 1 tbsp fresh dill. Slightly less bright β best in cooked dishes, dips, and marinades.
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Best for: cooked dishes, dips, marinades
β οΈNot for: fresh garnishes