Yes, a chive is a type of green onion.
Allium
a chive, its like a onion
a herb from the allium family. it tastes like mild onion or garlic.
No, they are not. Green onions have a stronger flavor than chives. They are also larger. Some people use them interchangeably, though others are firmly against it. As a general rule of thumb, if a recipe calls for chives and all you have are green onions, use less.
No, chives are not considered to be a type of green onion. They belong to the same family as onions and garlic, but they have a distinct flavor and appearance.
Yes they actually are in fact.
It's a type of Leek, similar to Green Onion.
Chives are a cool dark green color.
It's a type of Leek, similar to Green Onion.
NO. They do not require onions but they will eat plants from the allium family including Garlic, chive and wild onion.
you can use any type of onion.
Green onions have a stronger flavor compared to chives, which are more mild and delicate. In terms of appearance, green onions have a larger bulb at the base and long green stalks, while chives have thin, hollow green stems. Culinary uses differ as well, with green onions being used in a wider variety of dishes like stir-fries and salads, while chives are often used as a garnish or in dishes where a subtle onion flavor is desired.