What makes an onion work? (includes recipes)

From: Sunset | Date: May 1, 1987 | Copyright information

What makes an onion work?

Like a bomb, an onion holds power, heat,surprise. Cut it, and it explodes with strong smells, hot flavors, and irritating vapors. But detonate the firepower, and it can be meek and mild--even sweet.

The key is understanding an onion's structure.With this knowledge, any cook can manipulate this versatile bulb to achieve pleasingly specific results. With help from Dr. Ruth Tanner, chemistry professor at the University of Lowell, Massac...

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