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Summary
This post explains the different types of onions and their best uses in cooking. It details yellow onions for general cooking, white onions for sauces and stews, shallots for salsas and stir-fries, and sweet onions for rings, gratins, and roasted vegetables.
Structure
- 1Title slide: Use the Right Onion
- 2Yellow Onion: For all-round cooking and frying
- 3White Onion: For sauces and stews
- 4Shallot: For salsas and stir-fries
- 5Shallot (again): For salsas and stir-fries
- 6Smaller, milder onion: For guacamole and pickled onions
- 7Sweet Onion: For onion rings, gratins, and roasted vegetables
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USE THE RIGHT ONION
Yellow Onion
For all-round
cooking and frying.
White Onion
For sauces
and stews.
Shallot
For salsas and
stir-fries.
Shallot
For salsas and
stir-fries.
A smaller "milder and
more subtle" onion
For guacamole and
pickled onions.
Sweet Onion
For onion rings,
gratins, and roasted
vegetables.