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Dill blossoms resemble little, yellow fireworks and their flavor is just as brilliant. A tiny pinch of this chartreuse-colored pollen adds a familiar dill flavor to any culinary creation, but with sweeter notes of citrus, menthol, and licorice. Dill pollen's concentrated flavor cooks away easily. Use this spice as you would a finishing salt for tomato soup, grilled seafood, or crisp salads. Check our spice spotlight for more inspiration. Have you made anything delicious with our dill pollen yet? We'd love to hear about it! Simply reply to this email for a chance to have your recipe featured. You can always tag us on social media using @thespicehouse, too!

Feta and Dill Pollen Cheese Ball This recipe comes to us courtesy of our friend, That Charcuterie Chick. The creamy feta cheese pairs particularly well with dill pollen. Serve this dish with your favorite crackers or freshly baked crostini.

Dill Pollen Dill pollen is hand-collected from California-grown dill plants at peak blossom. Dill pollen can be used in any recipe that calls for dill weed or dill seed. However, the pollen's flavor is far more nuanced and complex than the other two. Dill pollen's flavor is more concentrated, floral, minty, and sweet. Fennel Pollen There's a reason why chefs often refer to fennel pollen as 'culinary fairy dust.' Its notes of anise, licorice, citrus, and honey make it both a flavor and flavor booster. Fennel pollen is delicious in Sicilian pasta dishes and sprinkled on pork chops. Use it as a finisher as you would use fleur de sel.

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