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Dill is often used in pickled foods such as gherkins. However, this culinary herb also goes well with root vegetables, cucumber salad, potatoes or beetroot. It also lends a delicate herbal note to herb butter and herb vinegar. The aromatic essence of this versatile herb lies in its delicate tips. Enjoy the uniquely intense scent of dill with sweet and spicy note...

in the glass shaker. In home cooking, lovage is primarily known as a soup herb. However, the flavoursome herb can also be used to flavour meat, stews and root vegetables. A little lovage also adds that certain something to cabbage dishes...

This herb, with its warm, spicy aroma and slightly sweet herbal notes, enhances potato dishes, roasts, soups, pulses and hearty, traditional classics. A gentle, aromatic depth unfolds on the palate. Even in ancient Greece, marjoram was regarded as the ‘herb of joy’: its botanical name, Origanum, is derived from oros mountain and ganos joy meaning ‘mounta...

It’s hard to imagine the kitchens of the ‘European Boot’ without this slightly bitter to peppery herb. A culinary classic for all Mediterranean delicacies such as pizza, pasta, roasted vegetables, grilled meat, tomato sauces and salad. Enjoy the intensely spicy aroma with slightly tart and bitter undertones and subtle, peppery notes. On the palate, a robust Medite...

in the glass spice shaker. The slightly bitter to peppery spice is an indispensable part of the kitchens of Italian cuisine. A kitchen classic for all Mediterranean delights such as pizza, pasta, fried vegetables, grilled meat, tomato sauces and salads...

in the glass shaker. Parsley has been an indispensable culinary herb in Europe for many centuries. With its fresh flavour, parsley adds that certain something to many dishes. It is used to flavour vegetable and fish dishes, for soups, sauces or to round off hearty sandwiches...