Dried dill is a fragrant herb that adds flavor to many of our traditional dishes. In some regions, dill is included in the herb mix for Ghormeh Sabzi, and it’s an essential ingredient in dishes like potato rice, sabzi polow with fish, baghali polow, and basically any herb-infused rice dish.
Besides that, it’s a delicious addition to herb mixes for dolmeh, or in any food wrapped in dough or bread, like sambouseh or meat pastries, if you want to add some herbs. Dill not only gives food a wonderful aroma but also adds a hint of freshness to rice, perfectly complementing the color of the spices and enhancing the overall appeal.
You can also use dried dill in stews, kuku, cutlets, meatballs, vavishka, and even salads as a seasoning.
Rosenknospen
Sun-dried apricots
Getrockneter Schnittlauch
Pul Biber
Dried orange
Kardamom und Safran-Tee
Getrocknete Kräutermix ( ghorme sabzi)
Roasted watermelon seed (salted)
Morgentee
Kreuzkümmel
Rice seasoning (advie poloii)
Getrockneter Bockshornklee
Chicken and fish spice
Berberitze Paste
Entkernte getrocknete rote Pflaumen
Getrocknete Kräutermix (koko )
AbDoogh khiar mixture (limited summer edition)
Roasted watermelon seed (mahbobi)
Dried banana
Dried peach
weißer Pfefferkern
Brown raisins(poloi)
falafel-spice
Getrocknete Sommer Bohnenkraut
Geröstete Haselnüsse
Curry Powder
Getrocknete Kräutermix (poloi)
Silberbeere (Oleaster)
Black pepper kernel
Green raisins
Getrocknete Minze
Getrocknete schwarze Limettenscheiben
Jam cookies
Shahani-Rosinen
Sour cherry






