CHIVE, GARLIC CHIVE, CHIVE FLOWER, and YELLOW CHIVE

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  • Опубликовано: 4 янв 2025

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  • @pie12949
    @pie12949 9 месяцев назад +5

    This was very infromative and a fun watch thank you!

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  9 месяцев назад

      My pleasure! I'm glad you like it
      thanks for watching!

  • @nelsonlee13
    @nelsonlee13 4 месяца назад +1

    wow thank you s much so informative

  • @hjxb
    @hjxb Год назад +4

    my mom always said “giu tsai” and i had no idea what the english name was. thanks for this video 🙏 super helpful

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      Oh! I wonder if that's cantonese? cuz that's very similar to Mandarin "Jiu chai" ♥
      Glad you like the video tho, thanks for watching

  • @ayurself
    @ayurself 5 месяцев назад +1

    Very useful, thanks :)

  • @MercyofGod777
    @MercyofGod777 11 месяцев назад +3

    Great video!! Thankyou so much...well done!! ❤

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  10 месяцев назад

      Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like it~

  • @doracotrino9574
    @doracotrino9574 Год назад +2

    Excellent information. Love it

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      Glad you find it useful! thanks for watching

  • @Sabbathissaturday
    @Sabbathissaturday Год назад +4

    Garlic chives grow year round for me. I chop them about every 3months from spring to summer. I dehydrate them. I wish I had more preserving recipes for them. This year, I let them go to seed so I can plant them outside of my garden. ❤

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      interesting, I tried to grow chive ones, but its just not getting thick at all, and now it dies from the cold... I'll have to try again next year.

    • @Andiejo40
      @Andiejo40 Месяц назад

      They are very easy to grow. I have them coming up in a lot of pots now, because they are very generous with their seeds.

  • @rianasmith9441
    @rianasmith9441 Год назад +5

    Thank you! Discovered Garlic Chives in the garden. Now I know its uses 🦋🦋🦋

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      Thanks for watching
      Here are two simple recipe for you
      ruclips.net/video/nUY-vAKcSDg/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/SxaYOsbV7d0/видео.html
      Hope you like it

    • @danieltan9851
      @danieltan9851 Год назад

      ​@@ericayeahtw😮😮

  • @lisas.bflony8539
    @lisas.bflony8539 Год назад +4

    Found this very useful thank you. You did a great job explaining.

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      Thank you very much! Gals it helps❤️

  • @GenXTexMom
    @GenXTexMom Год назад +2

    Thank you!! Our family has to go onto the fodmap diet and I was searching substituting onions and garlic in cooking.

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      yea! I"m glad it helps! tho i've never heard of fodmap diet before, and i google it it shows me content of ketogenic diet, are they the same?

  • @kamsimyip4966
    @kamsimyip4966 Год назад +2

    Thank you for the great video

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      thanks for watching ♥ glad it helps

  • @SunflowerFlowerEmpire
    @SunflowerFlowerEmpire 5 часов назад

    Chinese chive is my absolute favorite.

  • @hemaloveseating1816
    @hemaloveseating1816 Год назад +1

    Very clear. Thanks

  • @catherinewright6330
    @catherinewright6330 Год назад +1

    0:12 can open flowers of the garlic chive be used? Also when the tiny white flowers fade, there is the tiny green seed “bulbs”. Are these edible too? I have placed the flowers in a vase for a few days to enjoy looking at them and then using the flowers in salads or cooking.

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      sorry for the late replay, hope this help~
      yes! chive flower is 100% edible and are common harvest to make chive flower sauce, the bulb after the flower is where the seed's produced, the whole plant of chive is edible, but chive flower stem and bud tastes the best before the flower bloom, waiting till the bulb emerge the chive flower stem are already too old and fiber-y

  • @sophiawong5194
    @sophiawong5194 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the informative video on chives. I have an onion chives that needs to be spread out from the pot. 😊

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      of course! I'm so glad it helps! happy growing!

  • @Beth___-
    @Beth___- 4 месяца назад

    Mine is different, is ciboullette too different from these asian chives? It takes like onion

  • @poleun9
    @poleun9 Год назад +2

    Please do a video on how to store bean sprouts

  • @safiyasaf5392
    @safiyasaf5392 5 месяцев назад +1

    Good afternoon Mam I am from India I was so in Saudi Arabia there are using in Muttdq sandwich something leaks I don't know which one garlic or onion I don't know because I need to confirm please can you tell me thank you

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  5 месяцев назад

      Hey I’m sorry im not the most familiar with the midde east cuisine and i can not find a sandwich called “Muttdq”🥲 I’m sorry.

  • @ytb3748
    @ytb3748 Год назад +1

    I grew up in the middle east, and we always ate Chives raw. We rarely expose it to heat.

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      interesting! do you do anything to like pickle or seasoning? or just as garnish like scallion?
      My favorite chive dish is the spicy garlic chive, no heat needed either but soooo tasty!
      ruclips.net/video/nUY-vAKcSDg/видео.html
      what's your favorite middle eastern chive dish? I want to give it a try!

  • @carolcady9740
    @carolcady9740 Год назад +1

    Can Garlic Chives flowers be frozen

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад

      Great question! I’ve never done it before but i believe it will damage the fiber structure if frozen raw, but you can try to blanch it first before freezing and see how that goes, I don’t recommend tho unless you’re growing your own and there’s too much extra. I don’t let my chive flower less longer then 4 days in my fridge

  • @100gsmoke
    @100gsmoke Год назад

  • @michellestobbs9317
    @michellestobbs9317 Год назад +3

    Hahaha don’t start wild foraging 🫣🫣…you get wild garlic, wide leaf chives, crow garlic, three corner leeks, ohhhh allsorts and that’s just in my local outdoors.

    • @TNBushcrafter
      @TNBushcrafter Год назад

      And for the uneducated, toxic lookalikes.

    • @michellestobbs9317
      @michellestobbs9317 Год назад +1

      @@TNBushcrafter I think the smell of wild alliums are pretty obvious and helpful for IDing, but I think the caution of misidentification goes for picking any food in nature.

    • @ericayeahtw
      @ericayeahtw  Год назад +1

      wow! it sound super interesting! I'll have to give forging a try one day, thought it was all about mushroom only! thanks for sharing!

    • @michellestobbs9317
      @michellestobbs9317 Год назад +1

      @@ericayeahtw Foraging is fabulous, just do it smart, go out with an experienced forager, buy a few good foraging books (local knowledge is best), and remember, if you aren’t sure don’t eat it.