Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Chive Vinegar


Here is a recipe for Chive Vinegar from Vera, a gardener at the Sound View Garden.

Chive Vinegar

Collect chive flower heads while they are blossoming.  Place in a clean glass jar.  Cover with plenty of white vinegar.  Steep for one month.  Strain through cheesecloth or coffee filter, then place beautiful hot pink chive vinegar in a glass jar. 

Use throughout the year in salad dressing.  It's an especially appreciated treat in the dead of winter when you can't wait to get back out in the garden again. Also makes a great garden-themed gift.


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  1. AnonymousJune 3, 2013 at 8:36 PM

    Thanks for the chive vinegar recipe, I'm going to try it. Always wondered if there was some use to the pretty purple flowers!

    Anyone have any good recipes for cilantro? I love the flavor, know it's good for salsa and mexican dishes and our local deli makes an awesome shrimp salad and kicks it up with cilantro. Any other recipes? cherdz129@aol.com

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