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Default What to do with too many onions

desertgardener wrote:

> I have too many onions. Even if they would all fit in my extra fridge,
> there are too many of them with blemishes or other problems and they
> won't keep long enough. So I'm looking for suggestions on what to do
> with them. I have some freezer space but I'm wondering what the
> texture is like, either frozen raw or cooked.
> Is it worth chopping and freezing some of them? Putting Food By says
> not, but I haven't tried it myself.
> Anyone tried freezing onion soup?
> I have an onion relish recipe I could can; anyone have an onion-heavy
> preserve that they like?


check out the chutneys and indian based relishes (often called
pickles -- not the cucumber kind, but this is what they call them e.g.
"garlic pickle"). or i would just chop them up and can them like
i would can pickled beets as they could be used in big pots of chili or
sweet and sour soups, sauces, etc.

good luck,


songbird

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