Sauteeing purple onion is a food series inspired by the current novels and novellas I am writing. So inspired, that I created a video thinking of the few characters who
What to put sautéed onions on?
Sujay would say, “ The sautéed onion dances well with any stir-fried vegetable in my mouth.”
Lionel from Cranberry Moon Empire likes to put sautéed onions on his burgers. He prefers to make it with avocado oil. Occasionally, Nina likes to add sauteed onions on her quick Chinese chicken dish. She prefers
It is an excellent topping on fajitas and sandwiches. If you like, you can just take some corn or flour tortilla and heap of sauteed onions and eat it by itself as a quick snack. When it comes to it, you can add it in salads, appetizers, main dishes, soups, or any food that you want that crunchy, smooth texture.
Three types of onions
The three types of onion that they mostly use to sauté are yellow onion, white onions, and Walla Walla onions.
![yellow onion](https://jupiterprogress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/yellow-onion.jpg)
Walla Walla onions are known as sweet onions. No, they don’t taste like chocolates. You don’t want your onions to taste like chocolates, or do you? I have never tried onions with chocolates. I tell you what though, these onions (the purple/red onions) sauteed do melt in my mouth.
Then why would someone call onions, sweet onions? I read that that they are called sweet onions because they make you cry less while you dice them because of their lower sulfur content.
Here is a video on how to sauté purple onions to a delicious crisp? I made it as if Sujay is cooking these beautiful purple/red onions.
From a whole red onion, using coconut oil and some seasoning to a bed of sauteed onions.
![purple or red onions](https://jupiterprogress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/purple-or-red-onions.jpg)