Mouth Freshener (Mukhwas): In India, they are often roasted and sometimes lightly salted to be enjoyed after meals as a digestive aid and breath freshener.
Flavoring Agent: They can be added to various dishes to impart a warm, savory, and slightly tangy flavor.
Spice Blends: Roasted dill seeds can be ground and incorporated into spice mixes for rubs, marinades, and seasonings.
Pickling: While fresh dill and dill seeds are common in pickling, roasting the seeds first can add a deeper flavor dimension to the brine.
Baking: They can be sprinkled on top of bread or crackers before baking for an aromatic crust.
Roasted dill seeds offer a unique flavor profile that is often described as a combination of caraway and celery, with a slightly warm and aromatic note. Roasting enhances these flavors, making them more pronounced and nutty.
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Roasted dill seeds offer a unique flavor profile that is often described as a combination of caraway and celery, with a slightly warm and aromatic note. Roasting enhances these flavors, making them more pronounced and nutty.