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![]() "Gary" > wrote in message ... > DavidW wrote: >> >> But do they retain their crunch when thawed? I'm guessing not. > > Bottom line DavidW, just buy them fresh as you need them. > That's what I do. Buy them the day you plan to use them, > then if any leftover, just use within a couple of days before > they start turning slimy. > > I love them for the crunch factor and the sharp onion flavor. > Cooking much will take that away though. > When I use them, I normally will have them chopped and add them > to the dish once the heat goes off. The food will warm them but > not cook them. The hollow green tops, I'll cook but not the > root or just above solid pieces. > > They really do "make" a fried rice dish. Yes they do! I made fried rice last week and didn't have any so I subbed finely chopped shallot instead but it wasn't the same. > Lately, I'll just use the whole bunch in one dish. Maybe a bit > more than I planned but then...I like onions so no worries. -- http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ |
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