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secret: you can just make these in the oven, rather than fiddle with a pan for an hour
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its similar, because both heat the onions on moderate temperature over longer periods of time, but its not the same, because the technique is different. hope this helps
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Crockpot onion goo for me

U can clarify butter in a microwave too
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heres my rule for onioms

if it ain't got that snap, send it back
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Anyone who still doesn't use freeze-dried onions is a complete fool.
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>an hour
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Blast onions on high heat, deglazing with water every now and then.
Takes 20 minutes.



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