Chive flower

Wondering what to do with chive blossoms? You can use them anywhere you'd use chives; here are my top 5 ways to use chive blossoms in the ktichen!

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Chives get a bad rep for being rather pungent, but we've got 12 great reasons why these tasty, easy to grow herbs should be in your garden.

Make fresh chive blossom butter with homegrown herbs.

Chives flowers are a delightful ingredient to add to your cooking. In this post, you'll learn all about their culinary uses and benefits. From recipes and harvesting tips to the pros and cons of letting them bloom, you'll be an expert on chives flowers in no time!

Summer is right around the corner! Last spring we planted a little patch of chives, and just a handful of weeks ago they poked their little heads out of the ground and grew into this massive clump of delicious oniony chives. Within a few days, they began forming flower heads and I waited eagerly wit

This month's Herbs in Witchcraft post features chives. Closely related to onions and garlic, these tender stems with their beautiful purple blossoms carry their own unique magical and healing properties. #witchcraft #kitchenwitchcraft #chives #herbalism

Growing chives is a great way to add color to your garden and fresh flavor to your table. And pollinators love their bright purple flowers!

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If you’re lucky enough to have excess chives in your garden, you’ve got to make this oniony chive blossom butter! It’s the perfect way to use those edible flowers and this easy compound butter is sure to please. Plus, it freezes great so you can enjoy it any time of the year!

EASY CHIVE BLOSSOM BUTTER RECIPE - Don’t let spring pass without trying this yummy chive blossom butter! It’s so easy to make and a great way to use up chive flowers from your herb garden.

Belonging to the onion family, chive (Allium schoenoprasum) is a kitchen-friendly perennial herb with countless culinary uses. It has long, thin, green leaves that are grow 12 inches tall and are hollow and tubular in shape, growing in clumps. They grow lavender-colored blossoms that are also edible.

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Preserve the fleeting beauty and flavor of flowering chives by infusing them into vinegar. Makes a lovely DIY gift!

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Early spring harvest… It’s almost a non-existent concept for Wyoming peeps like me. Our growing season is short. It starts late and ends early…. which means while everyone else is bragging about their first harvests of greens and radishes, I’m still looking at snow on the ground. And even when the first pictures of ruby […]

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This chive blossom butter is a beautiful and delicious way to put those purple chive flowers to good use! Easy to make and absolutely delicious, this simple compound butter will liven up your dinner table and wow your guests.