What does it taste like?
Fresh, oniony, and mildly sweet when cooked.
Vegetables
대파
Common aliases
green onion · green onions · scallion · scallions · spring onion
A practical Korean cooking ingredient used to build balanced flavor and texture in everyday dishes such as rice meals, soups, stews, and banchan.
Fresh, oniony, and mildly sweet when cooked.
Use as an aromatic base or fresh garnish.
Choose firm green stalks without slime.
Wrap and refrigerate, or slice and freeze.
Chives or a small amount of leek can work, with a different flavor.

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