*Not including bake time

Highest heat the whole time. As soon as sticking happens deglaze with beef broth.

by IAN_MACK

14 Comments

  1. That just makes it easier to eat the whole onion and not be wasteful.

  2. 3 medium sized white or yellow onions. HIGH HEAT. 2-3 tbsp olive oil. 1 tbsp of salt, 0.5 tbsp pepper, a spoonful of minced garlic towards the end. 1 cup of beef broth cut with 0.5 cups of water to periodically deglaze throughout the cooking process to keep the onions happy. Stir pretty much the whole time every 1-2 mins, flatten out and let the moisture evaporate until the onions start sticking a little bit on the pan then deglaze. Once they reach the 35-40 min mark and look done, spoon a small amount onto the large end of the crescent rolls. Roll up tight, sprinkle with some sea salt and bake for 11-13 mins. Try not to eat them all at once (difficult). It makes way more than you need for the crescent rolls so you’ll have plenty of extra to save for other things.

  3. 8214941278

    Croissant was an unexpected but delightful surprise!

  4. Jayston1994

    Damn that’s a great idea. That looks delicious.

  5. PossibleJazzlike2804

    Doing this in large scale, yes I absolutely believe that. Mine take 45 minutes but it’s about 20lbs of onions.

  6. 4toTwenty

    so i didn’t realize how many photos were there and only saw the second pic at first and got the heartiest chuckle thinking it took 36 mins to get to barely warm lol it’s been a long day

  7. This-Scratch8016

    this looks incredible 💯🤯😍 every time i try & make onions i don’t know it never looks like that at all & i always get it really burnt. i need a friend to come over & teach me & we eat onions together & smoke & make art or watch king of the hill or whatever 😭 it looks like you still need more onions even after all that!

  8. thisisbetterhigh

    I bet adding some gruyere would be amazing.

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