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dill,
n Latin name:
Anethum graveolens, parts used: buds, fruit, seeds; uses: antispasmodic, colic, gas; precautions: pregnancy, lactation, children, patients with fluid imbalances; can cause photodermatitis, altera-tion in sodium balance. Also called
dill seed, dillweed, garden dill, and
dilly.
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Although some people prefer to select just a few flavorings such as dill seed, black peppercorns, and allspice for each batch of pickles, others like a broader range of spiciness that comes from a multiple blend of aromatics and flavorings grouped as follows:
Many substances on the list, such as carrots, figs, vanilla, dill seeds, and cocoa, were undoubtedly added to impart some characteristic flavor to the products.
 
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