This chive pesto tastes so good and chives help repel pests! #garden #chives #herbs #pesto #recipe

In this video, an edible garden designer and educator from the Hudson Valley demonstrates how to harvest chives late in the season and turn them into a freezer‑friendly chive pesto. She advises cutting back the entire chive plant to about 4–5 inches above the soil six weeks before the first frost to improve airflow and stimulate fresh, tender growth throughout the fall and holidays. After harvesting, she shows a quick pesto method: roughly chop the chives, combine all ingredients except olive oil in a food processor, pulse until chopped, then slowly drizzle olive oil while the motor runs. The full recipe and steps are provided in the video caption. She suggests serving the pesto with potatoes—tossed with gnocchi, roasted potatoes, or drizzled on top—as a particularly tasty pairing.










