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Vidalia sweet onion, spicy batter & deep fried with a ketchup, mayonnaise & horse radish dipping sauce.
I agree. I see that shit on every cooking show, and have always found it to be completely EXTRA.View attachment 55079
Those 2 slices in the middle are not needed. The onion is layered. Think about it....
Just say bloomin onion next time.Vidalia sweet onion, spicy batter & deep fried with a ketchup, mayonnaise & horse radish dipping sauce.
Every good sauce or gravy you could ever make involves onions.I like the flavor of onions but there’s just something about their texture that drives be nuts. I’ll avoid them when possible or use onion powder or dried chopped onions if the recipe absolutely calls for them.
I would never use an onion in country gravy or turkey gravy. But pasta sauce sure I get it.Every good sauce or gravy you could ever make involves onions.
Ya well..not to be rude, but country gravy is ostensibly just a roux. (mother sauce, with sausage)I would never use an onion in country gravy or turkey gravy. But pasta sauce sure I get it.
Well sorta... sweet & spicy onion rings... Grand Pa was around way before Outback!!!Just say bloomin onion next time.
The two slices in the middle keep the outside pieces small.View attachment 55079
Those 2 slices in the middle are not needed. The onion is layered. Think about it....
I guess you weren't qualified to follow directions of my comment...the part wherein I asked the reader to "think".The two slices in the middle keep the outside pieces small.
I like the flavor of onions but there’s just something about their texture that drives be nuts. I’ll avoid them when possible or use onion powder or dried chopped onions if the recipe absolutely calls for them.
Just say bloomin onion next time.
I would never use an onion in country gravy or turkey gravy. But pasta sauce sure I get it.