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Tag Archives: onion

Onion and Pepper Variations on Larry’s Sourdough

Remember Larry’s sourdough bread method? In case you missed it, Larry, the Keep It Simple Engineer, has got sourdough bread making down to a science. He shared a four-part series showing how he does it. Larry mentioned in the introduction that he does a jalapeƱo-cheese variation, which I’m still waiting to see. (Hint-hint, Larry. [...]
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How To Make Dehydrated Onion

Today’s article is another one from Larry, the Keep It Simple Engineer, who gave us the four-part series on sourdough bread. This time it’s a great technique for helping to stock the pantry. He’s doing it with onions, but I plan on doing this with a bunch of herbs this summer.
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How To Make Onion Rings From Scratch

This version has a very simple, very light tempura style batter. It’s about the simplest batter possible, and I can guarantee that if you cook at all, you’ve already got everything you need in the cupboard. UPDATE: I’ve also done beer batter onion rings. That one’s a slightly tastier version, but a bit harder to do.
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