How To Grow Green Onions in Water!
Never buy green onions again!
It can't get easier than this, folks! Have an unlimited supply of green onions on hand with very little effort and NO cost! Free green onions for life. Yeah, baby!
How To Grow Green Onions
3 EASY STEPS!
Step 1:
The next time you chop green onions, don't throw away the roots. Place the roots in a glass of water.
Tip:
Make sure to change out the water every 3-4 days to keep it fresh.
Step 2:
Place the onions in a well lit area. A sunny kitchen window is the perfect spot!
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Step 3:
Once you get some green growth, cut and enjoy!
THAT'S IT! EASY PEASY!
PRO-TIP:
If you're not ready to use your onions once they're done growing, chop them up and put them in the freezer! In a freezer-safe container, they will stay good for 3-4 months. This prevents food waste, reduces food prep time for your future meals, and also saves you money! A trifecta win!
MORE PRO-TIPS:
Use green onions as a substitute for fresh chives. Make sure to mince finely.
For recipe purposes, 1 green onion = about 2 tablespoons sliced green onions.
Store green onions in your refrigerator crisper drawer for up to 5 days.
To spruce up veggie trays and yum them up, serve long green onions alongside carrots and celery on your tray. Just make sure to cut off roots.
You can add sliced green onions to soups, stews, egg salad, potato salad, tuna salad, chicken salad, omelets, chili, green salads, stir-fry, and much more.
You can used sliced or chopped raw green onions as a garnish for dishes. They add extra flavor and freshness and a pop of color too!
If your green onions are slimy, they are past their freshness and should be thrown out.
Always wash your green onions before adding them to a recipe. Rinse onions under room temperature tap water and remove any wilted parts before cutting.
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They'll just keep growing and growing!
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