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- Scientific name: Allium schoenoprasum
- High in Vitamin A, Vitamin C, potassium, calcium, iron, and folic acid
- Are good for the circulatory system
- Common in French and Swedish cuisines
- Marco Polo brought chives from China to Europe
- First documented usage in China in 3,000 B.C.
- Considered the "ornamental" relative of the onion
- Believed to drive away evil influences when placed above a doorway in dried bunches
- Are often mistaken for scallions
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Chives Questions
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What is the difference between green onions and chives? 6 AnswersYep. Green onions are actually young onions, and will tend to have a little bit of a bulb, whereas chives are perennials and are grown for the greens only. ... read more
How can I find out all of the information on chives known by the whole world? 1 AnswerWhile it will be next to impossible for you to find out all of the information in the entire world on chives, you can start by checking out a few good online re... read more
started a herb garden over the weekend. Mint, chives, basil, rocket, rosemary and thyme. Want to start lettuces and tomatoes ... any advice? 2 AnswersLettuce is a cool weather plant, best grown in the fall or very early spring. While there are a few varities that can tolerate warmer weather, warmer is the ke... read more -
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New Post: Orzo with Asparagus, Mascarpone and Chives! http://bit.ly/zefgi #vegetarian #health #nutrition #recipe
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at home eating bake patatoe. Oven bake with sea salt, EVOOl,hunny butters and chives :0
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Watching "wedding crashers" while waiting for my grilled chicken tandoori & baked potatoes w/ bacon,cheese,chives n sour cream. Yum-o!
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lets find someone to bring osetra caviar & blinis to t-day dinner @cassandragee. caviar blinis chives cremefraiche... perfect accoutrements
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