Farms

Ailani Gardens
21.46124
-158.16416400000003
85-1373 A Waianae Valley RdWaianaeOahu(808) 696-7616Website
Evonuk Farms
20.805194
-156.34514820000004
1781 Omaopio RoadKulaMauiWebsite
Growing Creations
21.335618
-157.71979299999998
WaimanaloOahu
Hana Herbs and Flowers
20.6930814
-156.0701449
P. O. Box 323HanaMaui(808) 248-7407Website
Ho Farms
21.6839594
-157.97620970000003
P.O. Box 569KahukuOahu
Nalo Farms
21.3365638
-157.7200264
41-574 Makakalo StreetWaimanaloOahu(808) 259-7698Website
Pit Farms
WahiawaOahu

Markets

Honolulu Farmers' Market
21.299434
-157.85037799999998
Neil Blaisdell Center777 Ward AvenueHonoluluOahu(808) 848-2074Website
Kailua Farmers' Market
21.3930281
-157.7496761
609 Kailua Road(Parking lot near Long's and Pier 1)KailuaOahu(808) 848-2074Website
KCC Saturday Farmers Market
21.2709554
-157.79941889999998
4303 Diamond Head RdHonoluluOahu(808) 848-2074Website
Ala Moana Farmers' Market
21.2912881
-157.84296470000004
1450 Ala Moana BoulevardHonoluluOahu(808) 388-9696Website
Mililani Farmers' Market
21.453088
-158.0091749
Mililani High School95-1200 Meheula ParkwayMililaniOahu(808) 848-2074Website
KCC @ Night Farmers' Market
21.2683476
-157.79908820000003
Kapiolani Community College4303 Diamond Head RoadHonoluluOahu(808) 848-2074Website

Dill (Lao Coriander, Phak See, Phak Chee)

Dill is a perennial or annual herb (depending on variety) that is known for its wispy, fernlike leaves and flavorful tang. It is native to the regions of southern Russia and the Mediterranean, and is now widely cultivated in Asia and West Africa. It is known as an aromatic herb whose seeds and leaves are used in both cooking and preserving foods.  Dill seeds are more strongly flavored then leaves and have been traditionally used in pickling and curing.  In many cuisines worldwide, its sweet and delicately flavored leaves are used in cooking and baking, often paired most often with fish.

Dill is used heavily in Lao cuisine, added as a spice to fish dishes and soups, and so we are seeing more fresh locally grown dill in the farmers markets!

Prepping and Eating Tips

– Always wash your dill well before using

– Simple chop or use its decorative thin branches whole

– A nice surprise when added to namasu

– Fold some fresh chopped dill into goat or creme cheese

– Dill makes a beautiful and aromatic addition to refreshing coolers and cocktails

Selecting and Storing Tips

Look for dark green, feathery bunches.  They are always a bit droopy, as the wilt process begins as soon as dill is cut. Dill is very fragile so will only keep a few days.  Store wrapped in damp towel or paper towel in the refrigerator or with stems placed in a container of water. Dill can also be frozen in airtight containers, either wrapped or chopped.

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