
Green Onion and Dill Sauce
A fresh herb sauce made from green onions and dill — perfect for fish, potatoes, meat, and vegetables.
This marinated herb mix combines dill, parsley, and green onion into a simple and practical preserve made from fresh seasonal ingredients. It keeps well and adds bright flavor to many dishes.

Marinated mixed herbs with dill, parsley, and green onion — a fresh and practical spring preserve.
Below is the ingredient list for this recipe with the base proportions. It is convenient to prepare everything you need in advance so the cooking process goes more smoothly and without rushing.
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Wash the herbs thoroughly, remove any damaged parts, and chop them if needed.
Mix water, vinegar (or lemon juice), salt, and sugar. Bring briefly to a boil to dissolve everything.
Pack the herbs into clean jars, pour over the hot marinade, seal, and let cool before storing.
It can be stored for several days in the refrigerator or for a few months in a cool place if properly sealed.
Yes, but be careful not to disrupt the balance of acidity and seasoning in the marinade.
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