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These quickly pickled onions lend a sweet, sour, spicy crunch to your favorite dish. Bryan Roof shows you how to make them with a few simple ingredients in no time flat.
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Every way of making pink pickled onions, the greatest condiment
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My old video about anthocyanins (which make onions pink):
My two favorite methods for pink pickled onions, based on the experiments in this video:
FAST: Slice a red onion into thin wedges from tip to root. Dump them in boiling water for 10 seconds, drain the hot water, then cover them all the way up with room temperature vinegar plus a little lime juice (and maybe some water if you like them less tart), a pinch of salt, a handful of sugar, and maybe a few spices. Let cool and then keep in the fridge for a week or two. They're pickles as soon as they cool down.
SLOW: Slice a red onion into thin wedges from tip to root. Cover them about 2/3rds of the way up with room temperature vinegar plus a little lime juice (and maybe some water if you like them less tart), a pinch of salt, a handful of sugar, and maybe a few spices. Throw them in the fridge and stir once or twice over the next few hours. They'll be pickles in about a day. Keep in the fridge for a week or two.
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recipe
1C rice vinegar
2Cup Water
1tsp oregano
1.5Tbsp Sugar
2tsp Salt
2 cinnamon sticks
2 bay leaves
heat brine to simmering (not boil)
and pour over your cut onions.
let it cool until it's room temp then refrigerate for 1 day! after 1 day your ready to eat it on EVERYTHING!
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HOW TO Make Pickled Red Onions | Preserving your Harvest
For this, we started by peeling and slicing about 10# of Red Onions into rings. We grew these onions in our garden last summer, and have been storing them in our house after curing them in the fall. Unfortunately, a few were starting to sprout, so it was time to preserve them for long term storage. For the brine / juice, we used 6 cups Red Wine Vinegar, 4 cups Apple Cider Vinegar, 1/2 cup Sugar, and just shy 1/4 cup Salt. Several of the jars had spices added as well, including: 1 Bay Leaf, 8 Peppercorns, 1 Allspice Berry, and 1 Clove. After packing, they went into a water bath canner for 10 minutes. These will get better, much better, over time. So store in your pantry, and forget about them for at least a couple of weeks.
Hope you enjoyed! ♥ Todd & Rachel
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How to Make Pickled Red Onions Recipe - Glen And Friends Cooking
How to Make Homemade Pickled Red Onions Recipe - This is an easy homemade pickled onion recipe; perfect pickled red onions for tacos, or pickled onions for bbq and sandwiches - this is why I always have pickled onions in my fridge. What's in pickled onions -
Ingredients:
175 mL (¾ cup) water
175 mL (¾ cup) vinegar
7 mL (1 ½ tsp) coarse salt
12 pepper corns
1 red onion
2 jalapeño peppers
Method:
In a small pot; heat the water, vinegar, salt, and pepper to just under a boil.
Peel and thinly slice the onion, and slice the jalapeños.
Place the onion and jalapeño in a glass jug and cover with boiling water.
Let sit for one minute, then drain and place in a mason jar.
Pour the vinegar over the onions - make sure the onions are fully submerged.
Put on the lid and let cool to room temp; place in the fridge overnight.
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Timestamps
0:00 - How to Make Homemade Pickled Red Onions Recipe
0:20 - Measuring the pickling liquid
1:59 - How to slice an onion to Make Homemade Pickled Red Onions
2:30 - Can you add jalapeño peppers to pickled red onions
5:28 - Tasting and storing pickled red onions
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welcome friends welcome back to the kitchen today we are going to do a recipe that is super simple um that for some reason i've never done on the channel before and that is a pickled red onion now i just put down three quarters of a cup of water and i'm gonna match that with the exact same amount three quarters of a cup of apple cider vinegar and i'm going to pour both of those into this little pan and i want to bring this up to not quite a boil but i want to bring it up to at least a simmer because i need to dissolve in this salt and this is a super simple formula you want equal parts water and vinegar and you can use any vinegar that you want white wine vinegar red wine vinegar apple cider vinegar just plain white distilled vinegar pineapple vinegar any vinegar that you want as long as the acid content is at least five percent now to this i'm going to add salt and that was one and a half teaspoons of coarse salt so for every cup of liquid that is the combination of the water and the vinegar you want one teaspoon of coarse salt and you can just vary that up and down so you can scale this to as many onions as you want to do at a time or just down to one onion like i'm doing today and i usually only do one onion this isn't a pickle in the sense that it's something that you want to preserve for a very long time it's something that you want to make and eat quickly you don't really want this hanging around on a shelf or in your fridge for months at a time it'll last if you wanted to but really it's meant to be eaten quickly now that's all you need for the pickling liquid but i'm going to add some telecherry peppercorns and that's probably about a dozen peppercorns i'm just going to drop that in and let those steep with the water and the vinegar to get that flavour all the way through so i'll give that a stir just to help dissolve the salt a little bit and while that heats we will slice up our onions so top and tail a red onion i'm also going to put in some jalapeños and i cut it in half and peel it away and now that it's peeled i just cut a wedge out of the root end and then i like to slice across like this and keep them really thin