Guest guest Posted August 4, 2008 Report Share Posted August 4, 2008 I had some dill on a cucumber sandwich today. Also added some Tony charchers Creole seasoning on it and spread veganaise on the toast wheat bread. Yummo. It is good in marinated cucumbers and potato salad. Also in dips. Check out our appetizer files for some good ideas. To make a dip, combine equal amounts of sour cream and mayo/veganaise. Add in some minced dried onions, Ms. Dash and some dill weed and you have a yummy dip. Here is an excellent recipe using Dill that my oldest daughter won first place with in our Chef 4 H competition. The judges all wanted a copy of the recipe to take with them. She gave out samples and everyone raved about it. You'll find it in our pasta recipe files. Pasta with Dill and Tomatoes 1 lb. uncooked Fusilli Pasta 4 med. tomatoes, diced 4 cloves garlic, minced 2-4 T virgin olive oil 3/4 c. grated Parmasean cheese (optional) 1 t. salt 1/4 c. dillweed Prepare the pasta according to the package directions and drain. In a large serving bowl combine the remaining ingredients and stir well. Transfer the pasta to the serving bowl and mix well with the tomato mixture. Serve warm or cold. Variations: *Substitute fresh chives, basil, thyme or cilantro for the dill * Substitute cooked broccoli, beans, white button mushrooms or squash for the tomatoes or replace the tomatoes with sun-dried tomatoes Per serving 218 cal. 5 g. Protein 7 g. Fat 33 g Carb. 0 mg Cholesterol 547 mg. Sodium 3 g. Fiber Enjoy,Judy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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