A lot of you enjoyed my earlier post on garlic chives. Here is my favorite way to use them.
Cut a couple of leaves.
Rinse.
Chop up some sausage (I'm using Trader Joe's Chicken Andouille Sausage). Heat up in non-stick skillet (I spray with olive oil first at medium to low). Chop up your chives and throw on top of sausage. Mix two eggs in a bowl with a 1/2 teaspoon of milk and salt.
Turn heat on skillet. to medium-high.When sausage starts to sizzle, pour egg mixture on top. Sprinkle about a tablespoon worth of shredded cheese on top. Scramble vigorously until almost done. Plate it and wait 3 or 4 minutes for it to finish cooking.
Then enjoy!
Darryl
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I use fresh chives a lot in cooking. Love the flavor.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, i love that! I also have some pots on our aircon ledge at my 5th floor window and i have a pot of spring onions which i use just like yours!
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