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By blisstir
on March 11, 2004
I really liked the texture of these, however I felt like I was eating diet food. I think it has great potential changing up the spices a bit, and I would leave out the italian seasoning next time around. I found it easier to put the flour in a tupperware, add a batch of onions and shake it up, rather than hand dipping each one. I think we will try these again, maybe using different spices, possibly trying a cajun version.
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I just made these....so good!! I actually gave the onions a milk bath first, used 2 whole eggs, and panko bread crumbs. I put garlic powder, a little cayenne pepper, black pepper, a little paprika, and sea salt in with the bread crumbs! These are awesome! Thanks for this recipe!
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These are really, really good! I used 2 whole eggs and panko, also shook the onion rings in a bag with the flour (which coated them much better). Even my husband liked them and he's a big fan of the deep fried ones!
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on March 11, 2009
Wow...we really liked these onion rings. Loved the fact that they are baked. Followed the recipe exactly. We have this every other week now.
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Quite liked this recipe. Mixed some corn starch into the flour, which I found helped keep the bread crumb mixture stick on the rings, but kinda coagulated the mixture at the same time. Used just italian seasoning and garlic powder....still plenty of taste. make sure you flip them to ensure consistent golden browness. Really good recipe, will definitely make again.
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on February 09, 2004
Very good! I over-looked the seasonings somehow, and they were still good!
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on February 09, 2004
The title doesn't lie...these are the best. I used panko for the crumbs and slightly less italian seasoning, wanting the onion flavor to be the star performer. I love eating something so delicious knowing it's healthy too. We are glad you posted this one, Ladypit.
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on February 01, 2004
Crispy, delicious, low-fat!! I used prepared corn flake crumbs for the breading.
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on May 04, 2011
Superb! I don't think they took too long at all, especially considering how long it takes to make "traditional" (fried) onion rings. Delicious and healthy, the only sub I had was using prepared egg beaters, and homemade breadcrumbs.
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on September 30, 2010
Yummy! These onion rings were not only healthy, but oh so good!!! We used 1 large onion, 2 whole eggs, and 1 1/2 times the bread crumb/season mixture. We also added a little cayenne pepper to the mix. The bread crumb mixture stuck really well to the onion rings and the they were crispy and full of flavor. This will be our standard onion ring recipe from now on! Thanks, Ladypit - these are awesome!
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on July 24, 2008
Super! My entire family loved these. Thanks for sharing.
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on April 30, 2008
These are tasty but I wish the onion got softer. I think most people will think that they are healthy but that doesn't make them bad. I had to turn them to crisp both sides. Yummy
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on February 16, 2008
These were very good, I liked the fact that the whole onion didn't come out on the first bite like the fried ones do. I added some cayenne pepper to my dry mixture and added some Italian flavored panko crumbs as well. I halved the recipe as well. Oh and I did a milk bath, flour, egg, and panko. Just wonderful and a great base to try different seasonings. Thanks!!
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These were great with our burgers last night and we didn't even feel guilty afterwards! :)I used panko crumbs and left out the Italian seasoning (just a personal preferance- DH and I really enjoyed these. Thanks for posting this, ladypit- it's a keeper!
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on January 08, 2008
Yummy! I used Italian seasoned breadcrumbs instead of using the seasonings listed because that is all I had on hand. They did take quite a bit of prep work, but they were worth it! I will make these again, and I think next time I will get regular breadcrumbs and use the listed seasonings.
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on August 20, 2007
Oh thank heavens: A baked Onion Ring recipe that actually HOLDS the breadcrumbs onto the rings. I've tried a few, and this is tops. I used Panko bread crumbs (and would encourage others to do so as well - they adhere better than the regular) and they were fansastic.
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on July 31, 2007
I'm eating a batch now! I think this recipe will be a good base for me to design a baked onion ring I can love. The spices in this recipe overwhelmed the onion too much, for my taste. They're okay, and were well-worth the simple matter of whipping them up, but I don't think I'll use this exact recipe again.
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on August 07, 2006
These onion rings weren't bad, still think batter-dipped is better. We tweeked them by using Panko bread crumbs along with the regular bread crumbs. We also double-dipped them (by adding a bit of water to the egg whites, dip in flour first, then eggwhites, then panko mix) so that the panko would stick better. There was no problem with the breading. We thought they could use a bit more flavor and would like to try them again but before baking, spay a bit of Pam on top first. I think that will help with the texture and still keep them lowfat. Thanks for recipe ladypit, it's a great start to perfection.
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on October 13, 2004
These were great! I do not care for deep fried foods so when I saw this I had to try it. Well, this is a keeper in my house my whole family enjoyed them. So glad to be able to have a recipe for Onion Rings that are not deep fried. Thanks ladypit
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on September 26, 2004
I liked the flavor of these onion rings. I halved the recipe and used extra breadcrumbs. I accidently left out the Italian seasoning but it was still good. Thanks lady!
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Serving Size: 1 (118 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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italian seasoning
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