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  1. Alex Yearwood

    Looks like green onions with a bulbous base. I’ve never had this before but now I’m interested

  2. Tommaso Pieruz

    In Italy we call it cipollotti (derivative from onions= cipolla, which is a bit strange. I didn’t know these were juvenile garlic

  3. Nicolò Braghini

    I saw people slicing strips of garlic bolts and cooking them like noodles

  4. The Chef 2511

    I've seen it at markets but haven't tried it yet. My instincts are to use it to go closer to a true Breton aioli that the uninitiated could enjoy or use it in a burger with several applications of onion and garlic, but first I should get my hands on it.

  5. benzracer

    Green garlic and spring onions are fantastic grilled with a little salt and pepper.

  6. GeorgiaMuddFudge

    Is this a toum sauce? I didn't know water was added to toum, or was the clear liquid vinegar? Or is this like a lovechild of toum and aioli?

  7. Zarli

    My parents are from Pakistan and we grow this every winter and make an omelette out of it and have it with bajra roti! They claim it’s supposed to keep you warm in the cold weather. Regardless of if it does, it tastes awesome!! Highly recommend

  8. Carlene Romain????

    Honestly speaking, I’ve learned so much from you than I did in culinary school and I thank you so very much chef you’re the best ????????????????????????????????????????

  9. Shrimp Ryo

    Must be really good stuff, what with the little dancey dance of joy after eating it ????

  10. N P

    Loved the content (and bonus shorts!) but i found the multiple cuts a bit hard to focus what was going on in the recipie sorry x

  11. SDP The Ghost

    This might sound dumb, but is the taste comparable to green onion in any way?

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