Hi there! Today, we have a very tasy vegetable name as Green Onion. Ever seen green onions? They resemble mini onions with long, slender stalks attached to the top and they can be a great addition of flavour in your meal!
Green Onions are not a garnish! Did you know? They are much more than that! Green leafy onions that make you taste better, are good for health ~ + Of course… you can dice them up and throw in salads! or soups, stews, stir-frys…. In some recipes, using green onions is even acceptable instead of regular onions if you ever want to add a softer flavor. These are also very versatile and can spice up your meals!
This anti-inflammatory could also be of aid in reducing the bloat from your person, and a lack thereof promotes improved well being plus helps cut down on parts per performed.
Green onions can also aid in keeping your heart healthy, reducing LDL cholesterol levels and inhibiting the blood clots which is a great way of preventing risks associated with cardiovascular diseases.

Green onions are typically used while cooking only the white and light green parts of the stems. The dark green tops are tough and chewy so put them aside for garnish.

How to Chop Green Onions - Begin with the white end and work your way upissetments. The latter can be done as finely or coarsely you like, bearing in mind the effect cutting it will have on its flavor when added to a dish.

Join us as we answer pressing question of where green onions really come from. They begin in the form of small seeds that are planted below our earth like any other vegetable. As they beginner to grow, long green stems with small bulbs at the bottom begin to form. Once the green onions are fully mature and ripe for consumption, farmers delicately harvest them and then they distribute to grocery stores or restaurants all around the globe. Did not think something so small, could develop into such a tasty vegetable that we love to eat with our dinners.