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Well, thanks for the tips so far. You see, my roommate recently moved out and he left me with a net of onions. Letting them go to waste would be silly, hence my question.
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Also, is the onion trick used by Glenda in Unseen Academicals by Terry Pratchett a real thing? i.e. she cooks a pie where the onions remain crunchy (in her Plowman's Pie recipe) and Lady Margolotta deduces that she accomplishes this by "put[ting] [the pickled onions] in a cold room at very nearly freezing point for some time immediately before baking, possibly wrapping them in cheese for the sake of temporary insulation, and, if you have assembled your pie correctly and paid attention to temperatures, I think that would do the trick."
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Honestly, it never occurred to me that onion soup could be worth eating, let alone making, until a friend came over and made it for me. OMG, it is one of the more delicious things in the world! And you can put a LOT of onions in it.
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