Perhaps the subtlest member of the onion family, chives possess a relatively mild flavor that is a nice addition to salads, edible lavender blossoms and all. More-pungent garlic chives, which are flat ...

There’s something about the process of filling and forming individual dumplings that is almost meditative. Even if you don’t get perfect crimps and pleats the first time around, you still have ...

Garlic chives, similar to plain chives, add their distinctive pungent flavor to many Chinese and Korean dishes. The buds can be sautéed like a vegetable, and the flat leaves can be used like an herb, ...

Joanne Chang, the James Beard Award-winning baker at the helm of Boston's Flour Bakery, is visiting TODAY Food to whip up something other than her incredible confections. Instead, the cookbook author ...

Like tamales, dumplings are best made in large batches, with friends and family nearby. Here's a version from "Good Fork Cookbook" (Harry N. Abrams, $29.95) by Sohui Kim, chef-owner of the popular ...

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Despite its name, Kingdom of Dumpling is less "palatial" and more "barely fits a king-size bed," and always a joy to visit. People cram in here elbow-to-elbow, digging into platefuls of steamed and ...

Place the cabbage in a large bowl and salt generously with about 1-2 tablespoons of sea salt. Let sit for 10 minutes. In a separate bowl, mix pork, ginger, garlic chives, water chestnuts, sesame oil, ...