Onion recipes - page 6

THRIVE freeze dried onions expand about four times their original size when hydrated. I'm not a huge fan of an overwhelming onion taste in my foods, so I've created the following conversion chart that I use for myself when cooking. I use these onions in

From under the tuckus of a warrior to your plate, hamburger has a surprisingly interesting history. Ground meat was eaten in ancient times but it becomes worthy of note during the 13 th century. As the Mongols raided and pillaged, they

http://tylerflorencefridays.blogspot.com/ I love Tivo! There are a few Food Network shows that I automatically record, skim through and delete. This time, Tyler Florence's Rib Grilled Rib eye, Creamed Swiss Chard with panko crumbs and caramelized onio

This is a really tasty spread that makes a great party appetizer served with crackers. It s also great spread on bagels for breakfast, brunch or a snack?I really like it on Everything bagels! It s so easy to make, too you can whip this up in no time! I

Milkfish, referred to as ?Chanos chanos? in the scientific world is known in many parts of the world and called by many names such as ?vaikkaya? in Sri Lanka, "bangus" or "bangos" in the Philippines, ?sabalo? in Mexico and Spain, ?bandeng? or ?bandang? in

Last day when i went to market, i saw these Ullithandu or Onion Stem / Onion greens and i just grabbed a big bunch of those.Those onion flowers on top looks so lovely...In the market they sell it calling it as spring onions ,which actually are not. Ther

This is a popular Indian recipe served with chapatis / rotis.Potato adds a unique taste to this vegetable and the aroma of capsicum and onions is sure to lure you. Ingredients :- 2 Capsicums 1 Potato 1 Large chopped onion 1/2 tsp

An amazingly flavorful and quick to make subzi that goes well with chapathis. I also spread it on fluffy dosas and enjoy them to heart’s content and if you happen to buy a bunch of spring onions to garnish the noodles and have no idea what to do with the

Hi All!! Sorry for being away from the blog all of a sudden..the intention was definitely not to disappear but somehow life became too busy with traveling, then unpacking and getting back to a regular routine.. I’m posting yet another healthy preparat

Onion Rava Dosa is a popular breakfast recipe of South India. It also happens to be one of the most ordered recipe at any hotel for breakfast as they serve it thin and crisp like paper roast with 3 types of chutneys and sambar. The juicy and succulent

This recipe was inspired by ??? 3 ??? , ? ?? ( green onion pancake). I was attracted by the shape and filling inside these pancake. Although it was a pancake it used bread flour in the recipe. I consider them as bread. I like the layers of gre

These soft and very light dosas are served as a set of 3 or 4, so the name set dosa. For those who are bored up with the regular crispy dosas these can be an alternative. Although the initial process is very long(compared to normal dosas) the end product

Here's an impressive meal to serve the next time you have dinner guests - assuming Chilean Sea Bass is south of $40 a pound! Really any seafood would do...I imagine it would be equally delicious with the likes of halibut, salmon or shrimp.

Dosa,being the staple breakfast in many south Indian homes appears regularly on their breakfast menu.These days many people avoid eating them as it has large proportion of white rice which makes then feel it is bit unhealthy.For such kind of people brown

I get the same reaction when I wax philosophically about the virtues of Capretto or baby goat; namely, that's gross! I often explain how, as far as I can remember, eating baby goat was a staple of our Italian American Easter and Christmas dinners. Nonna

I remember walking through the Calabrian countryside with my grandfather as a boy when he suddenly feel to his knees and plucked a few pieces of what I thought was simple green grass from the ground. I, of course, thought he was just being his usual pa

A year ago, I literally stumbled across Ree Drummond's blog, " The Pioneer Woman Cook's " and I got lost in it for hours-- then days. Her blog is about more than just cooking-- it's about her life on a big cattle ranch in Oklahoma. She home schools he

What a mouthful of a title, huh? And the sad part is, there are a lot more ingredients than that to complete this dish! The recipe was inspired by Sunny Anderson from The Food Network , which I happened to stumble across while searching for a stuffed por