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Drying Green Onions

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Whether you grew your own bumper crop or found a great deal at the super market, you now have an abundance of green onions. One good method of storing them is by drying. Dried onions can be stored in a small space and used as needed. This is a page about drying green onions.
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January 19, 2012

Harvest wild onions for use during the year. You can also buy green onions at the store and cut off the tops and plant the bulbs in your garden. They will continue to grow each year so long as you do not remove the bulb.

 
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October 28, 2011

I first chop the onions in small rings (the same size I would use in a recipe), layer between sheets of paper toweling, put in the microwave for intervals of 30 seconds until they seem dry, then place them in small freezer bags. When I want to use some in a recipe, I just scoop out what is required and put the rest of the bag into the freezer. They keep their bright green colour and taste as well.

By Elayne from Dalhousie, Nova Scotia

 
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October 2, 2015

I use a beer/Coke box flat that I get for free from the local store. Place the green onions (or other herbs and veggies) in the flat.

Place in your car in the summer months and they dry in no time and perfectly.

 
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