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what can I do with my pot of chives before they freeze??They are the
only herb outside left. thanks,Andretta |
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ANDRETTA KOBIK wrote:
> what can I do with my pot of chives before they freeze??They are the > only herb outside left. thanks,Andretta You could take the pots inside to keep them in a non-heated room (or green house). Or just cut off everything, chop and freeze to have some during the winter. |
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ANDRETTA KOBIK > wrote:
> what can I do with my pot of chives before they freeze??They are the > only herb outside left. thanks,Andretta If you absolutely have to use them up instead of bringing them inside, you could make an interesting and unusual salsa or side dish by just chopping them up very finely and mixing them with maybe some finely-chopped tomato and/or some fresh lemon juice and/or some plain yogurt, and serving them alongside a stew or curry or something. Kake |
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On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 00:04:51 GMT, Kate Pugh > wrote:
> If you absolutely have to use them up instead of bringing them inside, > you could make an interesting and unusual salsa or side dish by just > chopping them up very finely and mixing them with maybe some > finely-chopped tomato and/or some fresh lemon juice and/or some plain > yogurt, and serving them alongside a stew or curry or something. Hmm, blended with olive oil, nuts and some hard cheese (perhaps salt and nutritional yeast, if vegan?) and maybe some other herbs (sage!) for a pungent pesto-alike? This would be really good to flavor thin vegetable soups. Chive would definitely be great in hash browns (or potato pancakes). I suspect they'd make an interesting addition to a potato-leek soup recipe, perhaps entirely replacing the leeks! Probably a good replacement for scallions in miso soup.... This recipe, Eggplant Caponata with Chives, calls for half a cup of chopped chives: <URI:http://homecooking.about.com/library/archive/blv175.htm> HTH, N. |
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---------- In article >, Kate Pugh > wrote: >ANDRETTA KOBIK > wrote: >> what can I do with my pot of chives before they freeze??They are the >> only herb outside left. thanks,Andretta > >If you absolutely have to use them up instead of bringing them inside, >you could make an interesting and unusual salsa or side dish by just >chopping them up very finely and mixing them with maybe some >finely-chopped tomato and/or some fresh lemon juice and/or some plain >yogurt, and serving them alongside a stew or curry or something. > >Kake Why don't you bring them in, chop them up, put them in a baggie for your freezer? Chives don't dry without turning brown, but you can certainly freeze them for later use. Candi |
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