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Date Posted: 06:07:48 05/08/08 Thu
Author: rusty fan
Subject: Re: O.T. drying onions
In reply to: Carol Klee 's message, "O.T. drying onions" on 16:34:34 04/30/08 Wed

My husband each year lets them grow to a larger size. Then he cuts off the tops and lays them on newspaper in a dark cooler place. We then have onions until the next spring. Space them apart on the newspaper.

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[> Re: O.T. drying onions -- Dolores, 12:27:15 05/09/08 Fri [1]

I always freeze my onion, either cut in half to put in green beans or other vegetables of cut very small to use for meat loaf or pizza. I also cut green pepper very small to use on top of pizza or in meat loaf.

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