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  • #169408
    ratus
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    We are wondering if dill, is available in CR? . I just can’t make decent potato salad without dill 😀

    #169409
    barbara ann
    Member

    yes, I have found it in automercado in prepackages and in mas x menos occasionally. you sometimes find it at the ferias. here is a list of spices translated
    Garlic Ajo
    Basil Albahaca
    Caraway Alcaravea,semilla
    Aniseed Anis
    Saffron Azafran
    Cinnamon Canela
    Cardamom/ Cardamomo
    Cloves Clavos
    Chile Pepper/ Chile
    CorianderCilantro/cilantro
    Cumin Comino
    Turmeric Curcuma
    Dill Eneldo
    Tarragon Estragon
    Mint Hierba Buena
    Mustard Mostaza
    Oregano Oregano
    Parsley Perejil
    BlackPepper Pimenta Negra
    Rosemary Romera
    Salt Sal
    Sage Salvia
    Savory Saturega
    Thyme Tomillo
    Vainilla Vanilla
    Vinegar Vinagre

    #169410
    Newser
    Member

    What a nice person you are, Barbara Ann. This will be helpful to many people.

    #169411
    ratus
    Member

    Thank you SO much! That’s good news for us,,!:D

    #169412
    barbara ann
    Member

    Here is my veggie list, when I first came here it helped me
    Veggie List
    Aguacate Avocado
    Ajos Garlic
    Albahaca Basil
    Alcachofa Artichoke
    Arracache Arracache
    Arveja China Snow Peas
    Ayote Sazon Seasoning Squash
    Ayoticos Squash
    Bananos Bananas
    Berenjena Eggplant
    Berro Chino Bendeja Chinese Watercress Tray
    Blueberry Bendeja Blueberry Tray
    Brocoli Broccoli
    Camote Sweet Potato
    Carambola Cannon
    Cas Cas
    Cebolla Onion
    Cebollino Chives
    Chayote Squash
    Charlott Charlott
    Chili Dulce Sweet chile
    Chile Jalepeno Jalepeno Chili
    Chile Mundial World Chili
    Chili Panameno Panamanian Chile
    Ciruels Ciruels
    Cocos Coconut
    Cauliflor Cauliflower
    Cilantro Coriander
    Elotes Duice Bandeja Sweet corn Bin
    Eneldo Rollo Dill Roll
    Asparrago Asparagus
    Espinaca Spinach
    Estragon Tarragon
    Flores Flower
    Fresa Strawberries
    Frijol Beans
    Fruta Del Amor Love Fruit
    German DeAlfalfa Alfalfa Sprouts
    Granadilla Importada Imported Granadilla
    Guanabanas Guanabanas
    Guayaba Guava
    Hierva Buena Mint
    Hinojo Fennel
    Hojas De Plantano Plantain Leaves
    Hongo Naturales Mushrooms
    Hongo Porto Bella Portabella Mushrooms
    Limon Mencina Mencina Lemon
    Manon Chino Chinese Castor
    Mandarinas Mandarin
    Mangos Mangos
    Manzana Chilena Importa/Imported Chilean Apples
    Manzana de agua Water Apple
    Manzana Empacada Pkg. Apple
    Manzana Gala Gala Apples
    Manzana Verde Green Apple
    Manzana Amarillas Yellow Apple
    Manzanilla Chamomile
    Maracuya Passion Fruit
    Mine estopin Squid Mine
    Mini Zuquines Mini Zuquines
    Melon Melon
    Menta Rollo Mint Roll
    Mini Vegetales Mini Plant
    Mora Blackberry
    Mostaza Mustard
    Naranja Washington Washington Orange
    Naranja Orange
    Nectarinas Nectarines
    Nampi Taro
    Oregano Oregano
    Palmito Palmito
    Papa Seminilla Seed Potato
    Papa Potato
    Papaya Hawina Hawina Papaya
    Pepino Cucumber
    Peras Pears
    Perejil Roilo Parsley Roll
    Pejiballe Pejiballe
    Pina Pineapple
    Pipas Pipes
    Platanos Maduros Plantains
    Plantanos Verde Green Plantains
    Puerro Leek
    Queso Cheese
    Rabano Rollo Radish Roll
    Rabanito Radish
    Radicho Radicchio
    Remolacha Beets
    Repollo Cabbage
    Repolla Norado Cabbage
    Romanesco Romanesque
    Romenero Rollo Rosemary Roll
    Sandia Watermelon
    Jengibre Ginger
    Jocote Cauliflower
    Kiwi Kiwi
    Lechuga Boston Boston Lettuce
    Lechuga Escarole Endive Lettuce
    Lechuga Fresse Fresh Lettuce
    Lechuga LaRosa LaRosa Lettuce
    Lechuga Roble Oak Lettuce
    Lechuga Romana Romaine Lettuce
    Lechuga Urugula Urugula Lettuce
    Lechuga USA USA Lettuce
    Limon Mandarina Lemon Tangerine
    Limon Mancina Lemon Mancina
    Mamon China Chinese Castor
    Mandarina Mandarina
    Mango Mango
    Salvia Sage
    Tamarinda Tamarind
    Tamuga De Dulce Sweet Tamugi
    Toquisque Toquisque
    Tomate Tomato
    Tomate Cherry Cherry Tomatoes
    Tomate Mexicano Mexican Tomatoes
    Tomate Tara Salsa Tomato Sauce
    Tomate Rolla Tomato Roll
    Tomillo Rolla Roll Thyme
    Tortillas Tortillas
    Uva Verde Green Grapes
    Uva Rojas Red Grapes
    Vainica Green Beans
    Vainicas Green Beans
    Yucca Cassaba
    Zonohoria Carrots

    #169413
    ratus
    Member

    Once again…Gracias!

    #169414
    costaricafinca
    Participant

    This may not be the case, [i]everywhere[/i] in CR.

    #169415
    colleen.1
    Member

    [quote=”ratus”]We are wondering if dill, is available in CR? . I just can’t make decent potato salad without dill :D[/quote]
    Dill is just so so easy to grown. We live fairly high up in the mountains and I just threw the dill seeds “stolen” from a friend and the next thing I had dill all over the place. Makes a wonderful show and once the top flower dies just cut the plant back and it grows back so quickly. Good luck

    #169416
    rosiemaji
    Member

    Colleen is correct. Dill grows quite well in Costa Rica. If you are short on space, you can put some good soil in a pot or a plastic planting bag (sold almost everywhere in hardware and garden stores), add some seeds (bring from the states, buy in garden center or obtain from a friend), water it every day or so and you will have your own dill forever. It lavishly reseeds itself and it will many times regrow if it is cut back. Dill is, after all, a weed and it will grow like a weed in many places. If left un-kept, it could end up growing all over the place from reseeding but it is easily pulled up if it grows where it is not wanted as it does not root very deeply as most weeds do. It is one of the easier herbs to grow. I also love dill in food and I love the smell of it when picking or cutting it. I use it on green beans, on potatoes, on fish and in bread (both seeds and leaves)among other things.

    #169417
    critterhill
    Member

    Thanks so much, Barbara Ann.

    I needed this list the past month. I just returned from CR yesterday. This list has been pasted and saved for reference for our next trip.

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