Southern-baked Sweet Onions

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Food
Servings:

1 onion per person

Preparation Time:
1.5 hours

Ingredients

  • 1 Sweet Onion (preferably a Vidalia)
  • 1 chicken bullion cube
  • 1/2 tbsp butter (stick)
  • Garlic salt
Cooking Instructions

Preheat oven to 350 degrees and get a shallow square baking dish.

Square top and bottom of onion (so it sits flat and has a flat top) and peel skin.

Taking a large knife, flower the onion by making four cuts that don't quite go all the way through the onion.

Spread the onion open, and push the chicken bullion cube down into the middle of the onion. Season with garlic salt to taste - if you like garlic, add a bunch, otherwise just a dash.

Press the butter down over the cube, then set the prepared onion on top of a single sheet of aluminum foil.

Wrap the foil up so the ends all come together at the top - this is critical! The foil will be containing all the liquids from the butter and onion and must have no rips or holes below the top. Twist the foil together at the top, enclosing the onion inside.

Bake at 350 for 60 minutes. Remove and enjoy.

Source:

Dolvin's boss Harold Sharp

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ozwyn's picture

need to try making this

need to try making this sometime soon.

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Yoldie Laume's picture

hmm

hugs and thank you, Dolvin - making it this weekend!

Yolds

ozwyn's picture

Just cooked this up, its

Just cooked this up, its pretty darn goodm and in spite of how much liquid is generated, i feel under the right conditions there may be a way to get a coating to stick to it and cook up.

Mostly because oven baking a blooming onion has to be less bad than frying it.

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