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What is the true power of onions? I wanted to make use of them but I honestly don't know what situations are applicable to which kinds of onions. For example, I hear that any type of yellow onion should be cooked. Any type of red onion should be served raw. Is any of that accurate? What kind of flavors and uses does adding onions to things have? Are onions useful from a nutrition standpoint or not really? Hell are they even vegetables? Tell me about ONIONS and fuck it, tell me about peppers also. Seems like both combo with each other.
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>>21909899
you can also just google it and there are tons of charts for explaining this. in general, the differences are pretty subtle and you can use them fairly interchangeably for the most part. the only "rule" I find it really important to stick to is red onion is the "raw" onion, for salads or sandwiches etc. but even then, using a sweet onion in a salad isn't gonna make it inedible, it's just gonna be stronger so maybe use less.
if you want to just buy one kind of onion and forget about it, go with yellow. otherwise, experiment. the tastes will change when you cook them, and depending on what you cook them with and how. tasting them raw isn't gonna give you the full picture. just try different onions in different dishes, using the "wrong" onion isn't gonna make or break your food, this is the kind of details level shit that you get into when you really want to fine-tune your food. but it's not that serious, have fun with it.
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> Shallots
>> Egg casserole
>> GARNISH
What a disservice to the shallot, no pan sauce or veggie dish?