It seems that almost every recipe calls for onions but I don't like having to spend the extra time each time I am cooking or worry about the tears while chopping them so I started freezing them. It had worked beautifully.
Whenever I have the time to chop up some onions when cooking, I cut up some extra, put it in a Ziploc bag, remove some air, seal it and freeze it.
Next time a recipe calls for onions, I take the bag of onions out to thaw for few minutes and toss what I need in the pan. No extra work needed and no need to get the cutting board and a knife and wash them afterwards.
You can also measure enough for one recipe then store them in small sandwich bags.
How to freeze onions:
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Whenever I have the time to chop up some onions when cooking, I cut up some extra, put it in a Ziploc bag, remove some air, seal it and freeze it.
Next time a recipe calls for onions, I take the bag of onions out to thaw for few minutes and toss what I need in the pan. No extra work needed and no need to get the cutting board and a knife and wash them afterwards.
You can also measure enough for one recipe then store them in small sandwich bags.
How to freeze onions:
- Peel onions, make horizontal and vertical cuts then chop.
- Put the chopped onions in a Ziploc bag
- Lay flat to get extra air out, seal, then freeze
Not sure how to cut an onion? Check out this video here
Do you have any quick cooking tip? Make sure you share it at the comments area or email me at isavvymom@hotmail.com
