Southern Wild Onions

One of my favorite parts of spring is seeing the wild onions appear. Oh, I know they are considered weeds among many, but to me, they are just a wonderful sign of spring!

A bunch (3 or more) of onions

If you have them in your yard, you know it. When you mow over them, they give off the most wonderful smell!

We have a wonderful little plot in the back of the back yard that has many of the wonderful little alliums! I remember the wonderful onion smell from childhood. It was truly a sign of spring and I knew that summer was not far off!

Today’s Lagniappe: Wild Onions and Eggs
A wonderful springtime brunch or breakfast treat!

4-5 bunches wild onions (about 4-5 onions each)
1/4 c. water
6 eggs
2 tbsp. butter
2 tbsp. milk
Cajun or Creole spices

1. Chop 16-18 thin onions. Put in the frying pan and add water. Boil the onions; do not let them cook dry. After 5 minutes, drain the onions.

2. Melt the butter in the pan. Scramble the eggs and milk in the butter and onions. Add spices.

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7 responses to “Southern Wild Onions”

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  2. Melinda Avatar

    You know I always forget to pull these up to use in recipes. Thanks for the reminder!!

  3. Christi Avatar

    Hey Lori, No, these aren’t chives. I actually grow chives and love the pretty purple flowers. These are wild onions. I’m wondering if they are the same thing as ramps? Not sure, just remember seeing these every spring all my life 🙂

  4. Lori E Avatar

    We call these chives. Are they the same? Their little purple flowers are lovely on the table, thought they do have a bit of an aroma about them.
    We use them by the handful in salads and sauces. Delish.

  5. Brenda Avatar

    I don’t think I’ve ever seen wild onions, but they sound delicious! As does this recipe.

  6. Sherry Avatar

    That is fabulous. You have a recipe for those! I love the smell of those when we cut the grass in spring.

  7. Sherry Avatar

    Oh, yum! This sounds delish!

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