/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8248451
Sounds good do you refrigerate it?

>>8248451

>>8248755
no need to. Like I said, It doesn't go bad. At least not over 3-4 months.
>>8248768
That's like buying preboiled pasta retard. More, expensive, tastes worse, only saves you like 5 minutes.

>>8248755
no need to. Like I said, It doesn't go bad. At least not over 3-4 months.
>>8248768
That's like buying preboiled pasta retard. More expensive, tastes worse, only saves you like 5 minutes.

Although I agree to your post I would also have to disagree. There is the possibility it may go spoiled depending on many factors.

Unless this is some new meme

>>8248891
I've done it for 2 years and never had a bad "batch". It usually sits on my counter at least a month. It dries completely in 12-48 hours depending on how fine you cut it.

>>8248920
Right I agree upon excellent circumstances you have yourself plenty of delicious dried onions for a great price

>>8248927
>excellent circumstances
I usually just leave them on my big wooden, never washed cutting board, right next to the stove. And shove it into a pile or bowl if I need more space on the board
It's like dried fruit m8. Once the water's gone it just doesn't go bad. Drying has been used for preservation for thousands of years.

>>8248944
why not wash your cutting board? do you only use it for vegs?

>>8249188
>do you only use it for vegs?
pretty much. It's huge and I can only wash it in the shower, which I've done like two times ever

Sounds interesting, OP. I'm surprised that it would be able to dry just on the counter given their water content though.

>>8249878
Even a cucumber will dry in one day if you dice it

>>8248944
i demand images of this colossal cutting cube

>>8248451
going to try this today, thanks anon

>>8248451
>>8248878
>>8248920
>>8248944
>>8249818

>>8249964
>cube
???
anyways it's this http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00309829/

>>8250018
Are you literally the stereotype guy that only microwaves hotpockets? What are you even doing on /ck/? You can buy tons of dried foods, including onions, at any grocery store. I'm just making it myself because it's super simple and cheap

>>8250205
A pile of chopped onions doesn't just magically dehydrate. You have to heat it in a dry area like an oven.

Fucking mong.

>>8250245
see bottom of >>8250205
>pile
Obviously you spread it out a bit, but that's about it.
>You have to heat it in a dry area
Wrong. Try it yourself. Finely mince some onion before going to bed today. It will "magically" be dry when you wake up

>>8250245
>mfw there are people people on /ck/ who literally think that doing laundry involves some sort of "magic dehydration"

>not using Röstzwiebeln instead

>>8251129
That's a different taste.

>>8250324
Would that work if you cut potatoes into battery sizes

Don't forget to add some milk

>>8251236
/out/ here, yes.

>>8251236
>>8251312
No, potatoes aren't electric. A "potato battery" produces energy from acids reacting with copper and zink

>>8251332
>potatoes aren't electric

Try telling that to the Irish peasants who were electrified by the potatoes in the 1840's famine, dumbass.

>>8251224
A better one

Just buy a dehydrator. You can even make jerky in it

>>8252994
>buy a dehydrator for something that works just as well without one

Hnnng I have aids

>>8253040
stop it