Food: Chive Blossoms [edit]

Other Names:Chive Flowers, 香葱花 (Chinese), معمر الزهور (Arabic), Cebolinha Blossoms (Portuguese), Ciboulette Blossoms (French), Cebo... All Translations
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Edited by: Melissa Peterman

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[edit] About Chive Blossoms

Chive blossoms are purple flowers produced by the chive plant. Chive blossoms are unique in that they are lavender in color and grow in a puff-ball shape. A delicate sweet-onion flavor is produced when you bite into it. Great garnish for grilled vegetables, fish or almost any savory dish needing a little pizzaz.

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