So fresh direct had a 'peak produce' for these and I thought I would grab a few. Got 4 lbs! They are very small, just opened one and they are like super sweet mini red onions. Any ideas for a minimal prep side for Christmas dinner tomorrow? Thanks in advance!
https://www.freshdirect.com/pdp.jsp?productId=veg_pid_2302610&catId=on

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  1. epidemicsaints

    A hard roast with another vegetable to make it more welcoming to a mixed crowd, even carrots.

    Luckily they keep a long time. It would be really easy to roast a chicken on top of a pound or two. Do that a couple times and you’ve used them up.

  2. halffullofthoughts

    Roast in butter. Best dutch oven or clay pot, but it can work even on a tray, if you’re patient enough to pur the liquid over them each 20mins. They’re gorgeous as a side

  3. _WYKProjectAlpha_

    Pickle some! Equal parts rice wine vinegar and sugar, add some spices/seeds like cardamom, cumin, fennel, star annise. Throw em in a jar and they are ready in a few days! Delicious!

  4. Caramelize a good portion and use them on literally everything. As another comment mentioned, roasting a loaf or chicken on top of a good amount of onions with carrots, Brussels, sweet potatoes, garlic (Any root veg tbh) will please an entire crowd

  5. -Disagreeable-

    Help? Friend, you’ve got all the answers right there in that little basket of miracles.

  6. bulgogi, japanese curry, Korean steamed tofu, fried rice, pickled red onions, Peruvian lomo saltado, jajangmyun

  7. There’s a Mario Batali recipe for these types of onions, thyme, cream- it’s fantastic but I am having a hard time finding a link that is working. If you Google all the right words together – cippolini onions with cream Mario Batali Recipe- it should come up. I’ve made it a few holidays in a row. Worthy.

  8. man_gomer_lot

    for minimal prep, blanch for 1-2 minutes then transfer to ice bath. From there, you can roast them up with some oil, spices, and vinegar.

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