Chives

About:
Chives are a little green herb with a slight onion flavor. They belong to the Allium genus, which contains garlic, onions, and leeks, among others. For millennia, people have grown allium vegetables for their distinctive pungent flavors in culinary and medicinal benefits.
Health Benefits:
Vegetables are a great source of vitamins and minerals. Chives are high in a variety of elements that may have health advantages, including anti-cancer properties. Chives have a modest quantity of choline in them. Choline is an important vitamin that aids in the maintenance of cellular membrane structure. Choline also aids mood, memory, muscle control, and other functions of the brain and nervous system.
Vitamin K is found in chives and is crucial for bone health and blood coagulation. Chives also include the carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin. This suggests that consuming foods high in lutein and zeaxanthin these compounds may be beneficial to one's vision.
 How to use:
Chives infuse recipes with a light onion flavor. Chives are commonly used as a garnish or topping for main courses or salads, but they can also be used to replace onions in other dishes. Chives are commonly used as a garnish on foods such as omelets, chicken dishes, spaghetti casseroles, and more.