Chive blossom butter

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Chive Blossom Butter

If you love the mild onion flavour of chives and the sweet melt in your mouth taste of creamery butter then you have to make this simple, delicious compound butter. Freezes well so make extras while the chive blossoms are blooming! Chive Blossom Butter Recipe INGREDIENTS *1 Cup unsalted butter, preferably grass-fed, softened to room temperature * ¼ Cup snipped purple chive blossoms * ¼ Cup chopped green chive stalks * ½Tsp. Himalayan pink salt (or to taste) * ¼ – ½ Tsp. cracked black pepper…

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Meagan Lloyd on Instagram: "3 ways to use chive blossoms 🌸 

Chive Blossom Vinegar: mix blossoms and vinegar (I like white wine vinegar) in a jar and let steep for 3-7 days. The more flowers you use, and the longer you steep, the stronger the taste will be. Strain out the flowers and enjoy! I like to mix with olive oil for a light salad dressing. This will store for a couple of months at room temperature. 

Chive blossom butter:
Mix blossoms with room temperature softened butter, and reshape into a log using parchment paper. Refrigerate and you’re done! This is great on bread, on veggies, and steak. 

Topping blossoms:
Use blossoms to top your food! It gives your food a chive flavor, and makes your dishes more decorative as well. 

How do you use chive blossoms? 

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Meagan Lloyd on Instagram: "3 ways to use chive blossoms 🌸 Chive Blossom Vinegar: mix blossoms and vinegar (I like white wine vinegar) in a jar and let steep for 3-7 days. The more flowers you use, and the longer you steep, the stronger the taste will be. Strain out the flowers and enjoy! I like to mix with olive oil for a light salad dressing. This will store for a couple of months at room temperature. Chive blossom butter: Mix blossoms with room temperature softened butter, and…

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