Chives

Wild chives grow between 10-20 inches (25.5-51 cm.) in height. The aroma is lightly oniony, and while there are other plants that look similar, the… Read More »What Are Chives Supposed To Smell Like?

Nutritionally speaking, chives and green onions have similar nutritional attributes—both offer almost the same amount of calories, fiber, potassium and vitamin K. Compared to green… Read More »Which Is Better Chives Or Green Onions?

Today, chives are best known as a universal garnish, giving a hint of flavor and color to a wide range of savory dishes, from seafood… Read More »What Does Chives Do To A Dish?

The sharp, yet delicate and palatable, flavor of chives makes them perfect for using fresh as a garnish, and they are most often considered an… Read More »Do Chives Taste Good?

Chives are native to Europe and are still grown there today. Methods of freeze-drying have been perfected in the commercial production arena. The resulting product… Read More »Can You Use Freeze Dried Chives Instead Of Fresh?

Dried chives—or fresh chives that have slowly dried to a crispy texture—are a versatile herb you can use in any recipe as a substitute for… Read More »Can You Cook With Dried Chives?

Maybe you’ve grown some chives in your herb garden and want to use them later. We’ll help you easily preserve your chives by freeze drying… Read More »Can Chives Be Freeze Dried?

Chives keep for one to two days on the counter and between 5 and 14 days in the fridge. The better the storage method you… Read More »Do Chives Go Out Of Date?

Properly stored, dried chives will generally stay at best quality for about 2 to 3 years. To maximize the shelf life of dried chives purchased… Read More »Do Dried Chives Expire?

Leafy, softer-stemmed herbs (such as parsley, dill, fennel, cilantro, tarragon, and garlic chives) can easily be frozen into logs. Gather them into a large bundle… Read More »Can You Freeze Chives And Parsley?