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Onions
I've been cooking and using large beautiful WHITE onions for the past few months. 99 cents a pound, if I buy 3 they last for the week. What kind of onions do you use in your cooking?
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Certified Master Chef
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i'm fond of vidalias
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Certified Master Chef
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I like the white onions. I think they are sweeter.
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In the UK, our onions are fairly generic - ie brown onions or white onions (no names), sometimes the white ones are called Spanish onions (their country of origin), they are milder than the British brown skinned onions and are 'kinder' to the digestion when used in salads or salsas etc 8)
Personally, I use shallots and leeks as often as onions 8) |
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Senior Cook
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Can anyone detect a distinct flavor difference in RAW WHITE and RAW YELLOW? I can't, but those are my taste buds.
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I like Vidalias or Texas Sweet for eating raw, and I also like red onions for the color in salads.
I like yellow or white onions for cooking. |
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Executive Chef
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Grew up in India cooking with shallots (larger than the ones you get here). They were mild, sweet and had great texture.
I now use either white or yellow. I like the sweet onions as well so Vidalias (since I lived in Georgia for a lot of years) would be my first preference followed by Mauii. I like to shop at local farmer markets so I can pick up whatever looks fresh and good. I avoid getting onions and other vegetables from the larger grocery chains as much as I can. |
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Shirley Corriher Wannabe
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I think whites are just a bit sharper than regular yellow onions.
I usually use yellow in cooking, red for salads. Sometimes white if the yellows don't seem good. My store has ceased, for some reason, selling loose yellows. They come in bags and almost always contain some that are already soft. GRRRRR. I like vidalias in the summer in salads, too. But they are too sweet for my taste to sub them for yellows across the board in everything. |
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Sous Chef
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I use whatever is on sale unless I'm using it raw, in which case I prefer to use Kula (Maui) Onions.
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