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In response to "That just looks like the standard way...? -- nm" by Mop

really, you alwqys do it in quarters? that's not how I usually see people do it on cooking shows. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Dec 2 '20, 14:38

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FWIW, I don't recall ever slicing an onion before. But I've watched it many times on TV and streaming, and this appears to be how they always do it. -- nm - Mop Dec 2, 14:45 8
- You don't cook at home? -- nm - Krusty Dec 2, 15:03 1
  - God no. I have 3 children. If it's more than mac & cheese and chicken nuggets, I'd die. -- nm - Mop Dec 2, 15:07
- I usually see them slicing half onions and making horizontal cuts first. -- nm - loosilu Dec 2, 14:49 4
  - Yup. I've always seen on shows and done it in halves not quarters. -- nm - Krusty Dec 2, 15:02 3
    - I HATE doing the horizontal cuts. I"m always afraid I'll take fingers off. Yes I am scared of the damn thing. -- (edited) - loosilu Dec 2, 15:06 2
      - I just don’t bother with the horizontal cuts. -- nm* - znufrii Dec 2, 15:13 1
        
        Yeah, you can skip it and just chop it up some more if they're too big -- nm - Krusty Dec 2, 15:46
- Do you dice it the Code Red way? Put the whole onion into a sock and then whack something with it a dozen times to smash the onion to bits? -- nm - Max Dec 2, 14:47

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