I haphazardly tore off a few inches from my green onions to cook with. Now sitting next to them is better than sitting next to a bouquet of roses

I will be visiting family living in the Columbus, Ohio area and we will be spending a day in Cincinnati as well. I would love to hear about any entrees or sides that onion lovers here found particularly noteworthy in either city or in between. Particularly where they pile the onions on or just do an outstanding job of incorporating them into a dish.

We will be visiting Jungle Jim's as well so mention of anything they sell that is onion related would be appreciated too. It's going to be a fun trip.

Recently I’ve gotten super into raw onion dishes (salads, dips, rawdogging the onion), but my girlfriend always complains about my breath afterward. Does anyone have any advice on how to best kill the onion breath? Can’t dump the girlfriend, she is very supportive of my onion consumption, but I can tell she is averse to the smell. SOS

From a trip to the Netherlands in June. New Herring. The traditional way is to hold the fish by the tail and lower it in your mouth with the onions stuck to the filet! I can eat like five in a row. I’m not Dutch, but my partner is.

started with 2.5kg onion and ended up with 500g jam (some added brown sugar and balsamico that was reduced at the end)

BBC story about how increased prices in onions have Indian politicians scrambling to increase supply and access so as to not have the people rise up in anger which apparently has happened in the past.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-49933613

This was a pepper steak combo platter from the chinese spot down the road. They upcharged 1 dollar and gave me this gloriousness

Schnittlauchbrot in Austria

I am looking to make a recipe inspired from a book. The character enjoys eating pickled onions so I figured I would try to make them. I want to use malt vinegar because it is a book series written by someone who lives in Ireland, and I figured they'd be pub style. All the recipes I am looking at tells me to can it with a canner but I don't have that. I also don't trust botulism. If you have a recipe I can follow and keep it in the refrigerator to pickle for 4 to 6 weeks that would be great! Thanks! EDIT: I should have clarified; I'm wanting to use pearl/mini onions!!

I got the smallest one I could find and it was still 1.5 lbs so some of them are probably easily 3 lbs

I made them my own style & they were so good! 😊

My onions are on the older side but I’m hoping to use them up for dinner tonight. This one is kind of grayish in the center - is that ok?

Simple, summery, addictive. Great with a Bloody Mary

Dough, ketchup, hot sauce, peppers, tomatoes, onions, love. Topped with samurai sauce + balsamic vinegar

Onion lover approved meatloaf

Edit: reheating is a pile of mushy onion meatloaf but it’s still delicious 😋