Chives

They can grow in water alone, but they tend to do better in soil. You can also place your chives in water until they begin… Read More »Can I Keep Chives In Water?

Using a sharp knife, finely dice all the green onions/chives and place them in tupperware with the lid or freezer bag. Fill to the top,… Read More »How Do You Preserve Chives Green Onions?

Shake some chopped chives into your favorite salad vinaigrette, fold dried chives into double whipped mashed potatoes, or stir our chives seasoning into your creamy… Read More »How Do You Use Dried Chives?

You can go ahead and chop the chives up before you freeze them so they are ready to go when you need to use them.… Read More »Can Chives Be Chopped Ahead Of Time?

The flowers from onion (common) chives and garlic chives are edible, just like the stems. You can eat chive blossoms raw, pickle them, deep-fry them,… Read More »How Do You Eat Garden Chives?

Although chives are herbs and not a member of the onion family, they are still closely related since they fall into the allium varietal of… Read More »Are Chives A Type Of Onion?

Chives, scientific name Allium schoenoprasum, is a species of flowering plant in the family Amaryllidaceae that produces edible leaves and flowers. Their close relatives include… Read More »Are Chives In The Garlic Family?

Yes! These purple flowers that grow on the chive plant are not only beautiful, they can be eaten too. Chive flowers have a light onion-y… Read More »Can You Eat The Flowers Off Chives?

Fresh or dried chives are safe to eat on a FODMAP diet. We have a number of low FODMAP products that’ll add some life to… Read More »Are Chives Low Fodmap?

Garlic chives have long, glossy leaves: they are green and smell like garlic. In the kitchen it’s best used fresh: it’ll give your dishes a… Read More »Do Chives Smell Like Garlic?