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![]() "desertgardener" > wrote in message ... >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? > > Cyndi I've had good luck freezing a pile of left over caramelized onions. Later I used them for making French onion soup, and as just caramelized onions, on top of sandwich or steak. |
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