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Unless your cooking Italian. I had an Italian tell me once, it's either garlic or onions but not both together
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Y'all, pinch of baking soda and you'll have caramelized onions in no time flat. It's amazing.
That breaks down the onions too much and then reacts with the fats in the pan to make soap.
3/10 do not recommend.
I tried "velveting" some beef the other day (basically marinating the meat in baking soda) and the result was absolutely disgusting, both in terms of texture and flavor. I wonder if maybe I didn't wash off the baking soda sufficiently and got soap, although that wouldn't explain the texture issue. The texture was similar to Chinese takeout beef but somehow not as palatable.
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Wait now, what? I wish to know more.
Yep, it's jump starting a process key to flavors we all like called the Maillard Reaction
E: guess I'm technically correct about baking soda speeding up caramelization, but not in regards to what the Maillard reaction has to do with caramelizing. Whoops.
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no I don't think you have to fuck them
on a stick. caramel onion on a stick.
It took me like at least an hour the other night for french onion soup.