Frenching, or French cutting, onions, refers to thinly slicing onions into strips. 1.
* Cut off the root end of the onion, so that cut the roots are cut, but the hard core stays intact. 2.
* Make a deeper cut on the other end of the onion. Remove the papery skin. 3.
* Standing the onion up, root-side up, cut the onion in half. Then take each half and make thin slices. Slice the onion in a way that keeps the onion segments attached to the root end
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| - Frenching, or French cutting, onions, refers to thinly slicing onions into strips. 1.
* Cut off the root end of the onion, so that cut the roots are cut, but the hard core stays intact. 2.
* Make a deeper cut on the other end of the onion. Remove the papery skin. 3.
* Standing the onion up, root-side up, cut the onion in half. Then take each half and make thin slices. Slice the onion in a way that keeps the onion segments attached to the root end
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| - Frenching, or French cutting, onions, refers to thinly slicing onions into strips. 1.
* Cut off the root end of the onion, so that cut the roots are cut, but the hard core stays intact. 2.
* Make a deeper cut on the other end of the onion. Remove the papery skin. 3.
* Standing the onion up, root-side up, cut the onion in half. Then take each half and make thin slices. Slice the onion in a way that keeps the onion segments attached to the root end
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