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There's a level of pompousness in her explanation that is cartoonish. As though, in her mind, "she was the only one that could have possibly thought of this, of course".
Thank you
Add a bit of Sugar…
I bake mine in the oven. If I want a ton of onions, not for French onion soup, I'll cut large rounds of purple onions, with a little butter and balsamic vinegar. Outstanding on a burger. The vinegar cuts through the fattiness of the meat/cheese.
Duh
I microwave them first to get them “wilted” with it’s own juices, then pan fry them to caramelize.
5:42 even before i watched the episode i knew there was going to be a dooba dooba dooba mention
Rice cooker does this so easily, with a sprinkle of salt. Try it!!
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That's crazy. I always thought of it as "cooking the water out" so it would have never occurred to me to add water. Thanks.
I do this out of pure instinct it’s pretty logical
Been doing this forever
I use just a bit of water and salt it to get it to wilt
Don’t forget the butter
She kinda dry😴
Thank you! Just in time for some French Onion Soup I'm making today
That's how I cook…
This works well with peppers in my morning scramble too ! ! -KJ
Two thumbs up 👍
I have been doing the same process for years, I'm a bit impatient too 🙃
How long should this method take?
My you are young girl.
This old fart has been doing that for years.
But I still can learn new stuff OK .
Adding salt helps to break the cell membrane walls and release water from the cell faster
I don’t want water par-boiled onions prior to caramelization, taste different to me.
Been doing it for a long time
J. Kenji Lopez-Alt wrote a clear and concise article explaining this exact method in 2019.
Use a pressure cooker.
A pinch of baking soda and it will go even faster!
i know this isn’t the point but they’re so pretty
You don't need to add water. Putting on the lid is the important step.
Water is so useful to cook things at the beginning. Sausages especially.
My god this is smart
Look she knows what she is talking about, I know because I am a flat top cook. The water bottle and dome is the reason you get a delicious philly in 7 mins.
I like to put a splash of Worcestershire sauce in my caramelized onions. Just a flavor choice. My family and friends like it.
Yes n try starting them in the micro with a bit of water n salt…
My dad taught me this when I was a kid.
I learned to water fry when I joined TOPS
Depending on what your making, use stock instead of water.
Been my technique forever