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<\/p>\nChive Blossom Vinegar<\/p>\n
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Harvest healthy chive blossoms by snipping off the blossoms.\u00a0 If you have some extra chive blossoms, don’t throw them away! Separate the blossoms into flowerets and sprinkle them over a salad or use them as a garnish.<\/p>\n
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2 cups chive blossoms enough to fill a pint jar<\/p>\n
1 1\/2 cups white wine vinegar or champagne, rice, or distilled white<\/p>\n
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Rinse the chive blossoms in water and spread them out on a clean kitchen towel to dry. In a small saucepan, warm vinegar over medium low heat to a simmer (not boiling). Turn off heat. Loosely pack chive blossoms into a clean glass pint jar. Carefully pour warm vinegar over chive blossoms leaving about a 1-inch space at the top of the jar. Cover the jar and store in a dark, cool location for 3-4 days. Once the vinegar has infused and turned a lovely shade of purple, strain out the blossoms and store vinegar in a clean glass jar or bottle. Compost the spent chive blossoms.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Chive Blossom Vinegar Harvest healthy chive blossoms by snipping off the blossoms.\u00a0 If you have some extra chive blossoms, don’t throw them away! Separate the blossoms into flowerets and sprinkle them over a salad or use them as a garnish. 2 cups chive blossoms enough to fill a pint jar 1 1\/2 cups white wine vinegar or champagne, rice, or distilled white Rinse the chive blossoms in water and spread them out on a clean kitchen towel to…<\/p>\n