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| Caramelized onions sound simple. You chop an onion, toss it in a pan, and … caramelize. But if you've ever stood at the stove stirring for 45 minutes on a Tuesday night, you know caramelized onions are an investment. Turns out, there's a trick that delivers the same sweet, golden oniony goodness in a fraction of the time, and it requires only one secret ingredient that everyone already has. Here's how to caramelize your onions in record time. |
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| Fred Decker is a trained chef and former restaurateur. Since closing his restaurants over a decade ago he has been a prolific freelance writer, publishing several thousand articles on dozens of high-volume websites including Taste Of Home, Hunker, Tasting Table, Week&, eHow, and GOBankingRates. He lives on a rural acreage shared with a big garden, chickens, rabbits, and grandkids. |
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