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How to Prepare Onion

How to Prepare Onion

  • 1

    When preparing whole onions, make a small crosscut on the crown side to prevent them from falling apart.

  • 2

    To give onion a special flavor, fry it with butter and a few drops of honey.

  • 3

    To mellow out a very strong onion, cut it into slices, separate into rings, and soak in cold water for an hour. It's perfect for salads.

  • 4

    Red onions have a milder flavor and when cooked, they become unappealing. So, use them raw and in salads.

  • 5

    Don't confuse onions with green sprouts, as that means at least one layer has gone bad.

  • 6

    To get onion juice, you can squeeze it like an orange.

  • 7

    If you're storing half an onion in the fridge, rub butter on the cut side. That way, the onion will stay fresh for a longer time.

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    If you need to use only half of an onion, cut it before peeling. With skin, it keeps better.

  • 9

    Store onions in a place with good air circulation.

  • 10

    Much more convenient: chop a large quantity of onions and freeze them in plastic bags. They can be stored in the freezer for months and don't need to be thawed before using.

  • 11

    To not cry while cutting onion, there are several suggestions:

  • 12

    Put the onion in the fridge before chopping.

  • 13

    Peel it under cold running water.

  • 14

    Wash your hands with cold water frequently while chopping the onion.

  • 15

    Turn on the exhaust fan, while you're chopping.

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