Vidalia Onions in Soy
"This recipe is easy and healthy. My onion haters love this gentle blending of flavors."
photo by Bergy
- Ready In:
- 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 3
- Serves:
-
4
ingredients
directions
- Melt the butter in small saucepan.
- Add soy sauce to melted butter and mix.
- Peel and quarter the onion.
- Add to pan and cook over low heat.
- We like them a bit underdone but cook to your liking.
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Reviews
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This is amazing! I *accidentally* bought 10 pounds of vidalias and was looking for ways to use them. I chopped and froze a ton, and carmelized a bunch, but still had some left and saw this easy recipe. I let mine cook down for quite some time because of the grilling time on the meat; probably 30 minutes. They were sweet and caramelized and a fabulous side to chicken. We fought over this and I would definitely make more next time! -
Not bad, needs more Sneed's Feed and Seed. -
Hello Paka; I have cooked onions quite a number of different ways. This recipe is so simple but Oh, My, tastes so good. Served this with my Rib-Eyes Steaks and it was a great BIG hit. Could not find any Vidalia onions, so I used the large sweet onion, delightful. Thank you for sharing this recipe with us. Regards, "Uncle Bill" -
Super Onion recipe- I used Washinton Sweet- I love Vidalia onions but they are only available about 2 weeks out of the year here. I cut the recipe for two servings - no problem. Cooked the onions for about 9 minuyes - on a low medium heat (it was a 5 on my electric stove)wonderful still crisp but piping hot. One tip make sure you peel off the first inside layer or it can be tough. Thanks Paka I will be doing this one again -
These are TERRIFIC! I'd never served onions by themselves before, and Vidalia onions are out of season and not available here, but online research provided an alternative: Mayan Sweet Onions. I cooked them til fairly soft, and they were lovely! Thanks for this quick, easy, and tasty recipe!
