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HM onion ring challenge!

Any ideas out there?
I refuse to pay a quid for a handful of battered mush :eek:

I leave it in your capable hands...

PS I like the breadcrumbed rather than the battered ones :rolleyes:
"She who asks is a fool once. She who never asks is a fool forever"
I'm a fool quite often :D

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  • skintscotslass
    skintscotslass Posts: 2,860 Forumite
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    I always use Delia's crispy onion rings recipe, but I cant find it. I think you chop the onion, dip in seasoned flour and then dip into an whisked up egg white. Stick in chip pan for a couple of minutes. They are lovely and light and crispy.
  • anniemf2508
    anniemf2508 Posts: 1,848 Forumite
    i always make my own as OH is a coeliac, but i make them with tempura batter
  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    Some ideas mentioned here too :-

    battered onion rings
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  • moanymoany
    moanymoany Posts: 2,877 Forumite
    2 ways I do them.

    First it to use the old fashioned BeRo recipe. Make a thick mix of plain flour and water. Dip onion slices in and deep fry.

    Second, slice onions and boil for 5 minutes - drain and put back in the pan. Add some oil and shake the pan, then sift in a bit of flour and shake again - oven cook. I usually do this at the same time as oven wedgies.

    Both are lovely :D
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