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>cook onion
>they burn
>or they don't cook at all
wtf how do I get tasty cooked onions in a pan?

>> No.17750736

use oil.
stir it

>> No.17750740

>>17750722
lrn 2 cuk

>> No.17750744

>>17750722
Butter
Salt
Slow and low.
Wala

>> No.17750748

>>17750722
Cook them without burning

>> No.17750751

>look it up
>im supposed to be using my stove on settings other than full blast
woah...

>> No.17750754

>>17750722
if they're burning, you're not keeping them moving. if they're not cooking, you should keep a lid on the pan for the early portion of their cooking, so the steam can soften them. then remove the lid so the moisture can cook off.

honestly, it's strange that this might be difficult for you.

>> No.17750842

Turn the heat down and be patient fucker

>> No.17750907

i have burned onions too
just keep it in low heat, super low, whatever it is you think is low, apparently you need to go lower than that.

>> No.17751306

>burning something that's 90% water

>> No.17751325

here ya go OP. Take a note from Onions themselves

https://www.onions-usa.org/onionista/faster-caramelized-onions-with-baking-soda/

>> No.17751337

low heat and be patient lol

>> No.17751338
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17751338

>>17750722
turn down heat and make sure they have plenty of oil and some salt sprinkled in so they can draw out the moisture, if you think theyre a little dry pour in some water and make sure to keep stirring them constantly or else theyll start to stick to the pan

>> No.17751403

>>17751337
he doesn't have the time, he's gotta shove food down his gaping maw as fast as possible.

>> No.17751498

>>17751403
fatbodies overreaction to the possibility of starving to death 10 minutes after they eat their own weight in food is hilarious. My gf brought one of her friends on a camping trip and literally whined about being hungry after eating the snacks that she brought and all of ours, I left her at a rest stop a few miles down the road from where we were camping, and holy shit she found us and didn't starve to death, and the first thing she said was 'you haven't made lunch yet'?

>> No.17752129

>>17751403
then eat it raw: salt, pepper simple as

>> No.17752147

>>17750722
A touch of oil and a pinch of salt. Move them around every minute or so, flipping and re-arranging as needed. Medium high heat. How is it that you don't know how to cook onions?

>> No.17752195

>>17750722
You probably need more oil or a big reason amateurs burn things is you're using a pan that's too large for the amount of onions you're cooking

>> No.17752244

>cook onions
>they lose all flavor
Raw is the only way to eat them.

>> No.17752248

>>17752244
Not sure if serious.

>> No.17752251

>>17752248
I am being serious.

>> No.17752252

>>17750907
this. i was kinda surprised at how little heat it takes to burn them compared to other veggies

>> No.17752265

>>17750754
"Some people do nuclear physics but cant wipe their ass, vibe"

>In this case its just a guy who cant wipe his ass.

>> No.17752273

>>17750722
Low-ish heat, and add a tiny bit of water intermittently to keep them from burning. Makes a huge difference.

>> No.17752305

>>17752244
They lose pungency when cooked, but I'm not sure if you'd consider that a flavor.

>> No.17752321

>>17752305
Cope tastelet

>> No.17752345

>>17752321
I enjoy both cooked and raw onion though

>> No.17752398

>>17750722
im dumb ass fuck and i can cook onions the fuck is wrong with you