If you're growing vegetables in your backyard, perhaps it's time to up your game and include something spicy in your harvest from the allium clan of edible bulbs and leaves. All of the following ...

Is it a weed or a garden plant? Garlic chives are among those plants — paulownia tree, Jerusalem artichoke, mint and anise hyssop are others — that can parade under either guise. Garlic chives come ...

Other than salt and pepper, garlic and onions are the two ingredients that bridge almost all cuisines. Both members of the allium family, they contain volatile sulfurous compounds that contribute ...

Is it a weed or a garden plant? Garlic chives are among those plants — paulownia tree, Jerusalem artichoke, mint and anise hyssop are others — that can parade under either guise. Garlic chives come ...

In Asian markets, garlic chives often are referred to as Chinese chives. They have flat, wide leaves similar to blades of grass and a subtle garlic flavor. The soup needs to be refrigerated for ...

Is it a weed or a garden plant? Garlic chives are among those plants that can parade under either guise. Garlic chives come from the onion family. Some of its kin — Star of Persia, giant onion and ...

If you like garlic, you may love garlic chives. They are easy to grow and harvest. In the fall, their white flowers attract a wide variety of pollinating bugs. The flowers also can be used in cooking.

Garlic chives, similar to plain chives, add their distinctive pungent flavor to many Chinese and Korean dishes. The buds can be sautéed like a vegetable, and the flat leaves can be used like an herb, ...

Q: Is there a difference between garlic and garlic chives? My neighbor told me there is no difference between the two. Is he correct? Q: We were traveling in Springfield, Illinois and we noticed some ...

Kristin Nguyen has always been passionate about cooking — just ask her family. “Every family party, I cooked, and I never did the same dishes twice,” Nguyen said. “I’d call people up, say, ‘Come over ...

When Garlic & Chives opened in December at Garden Grove’s Mall of Fortune, I thought, “Great! This will be a nice alternative to Brodard when the line there is too long.” And for a couple of weeks, it ...