Anyone tried growing Egyptian walking onions?
Suggestions for saving seeds in hot climates ?
Suggestions for saving seeds in hot climates ?
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Egyptian walking onions
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Had to look it up on wikipedia. What have you cooked and how does it taste? I see on wikipedia it can be made into kim chi. Would be interesting to try. I can buy daikon or won bok kim chi at our local markets. Never seen walking onions.
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