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Linsey
I have been gifted many bags of onions and I have no idea what to do with them besides French onion soup. Any ideas?
DeniseOnion rings. Bloomin onion. Dehydrate.
ChristinaI wonder if you could slice and/or dice a bunch and freeze them. Could save time in the future.
HeidiIf you can get your hands on a dehydrater, I bet they would be good to save. I love onions in anything.
Useful: I have one leftover grilled chicken breast. What can I make to stretch that for a dinner for 5?
AlisonI came across a recipe for slow cooker brats on the internet that had 4 brats with 2 onions in it. Also, you can definitely dice them and freeze them for future use.
JeremyYou can dive and freeze for future use. Then just take them from the freezer to the pan.
MelissaPeel and put skins in a bag and freeze. Later make broth.
Dice and freeze on a sheet pan. Once frozen place in a bag/s. Use later for cooking.Debbyyou can freeze them. onion dip, baked onions, onion pie, onion casserole, onion rings, try a bloomin onion in an air fryer-yummy.
DebDice and freeze I put onions in almost everything savory. Frozen onions are fantastic in soups, casseroles, and stir fry.
JeremyI’ve been researching recipes for Caramelized Onion Jam. I love it but it’s very expensive in the stores.
DebDice and freeze… get some bell peppers and dice and freeze with bell peppers. Caramelize them on top of burgers, chicken… veggie soup, onion rings, onion jam.
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