Onion Rings Recipe – Have It Thin And Less Breading
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When I was a kid, my sisters use to cook onion rings and I love ’em. I love the crunchy breading and then unexplainable spice of the onion. I chow down a plate in just a couple of minutes, especially when dipped on tomato catsup.
As I grow up and having lesser time to cook and crave a lot, I used to buy onion rings from fast-food chains. To be honest, the experiences are disappointing. The breading is ten times the onion and it’s somehow annoying. The doughy skin overpowers the flavor.
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So whenever I crave for it, I treat myself. However, not by buying but by making it. So, here’s my onion rings recipe featuring thin and less breading.
Ingredients
- 1 large red onion – peel and slice sideways to make rings.
- 2 cups of flour
- salt and ground pepper
- water
- oil
Make the Batter
- Mix about 1 1/2 flour and water. For this recipe, the batter is loose. It’s like a cream at room temperature.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Let it rest in the refrigerator.
Fry the Onion Rings
- Sprinkle flour on the chopped onion and let it rest for a couple of minutes.
- Put the onion ring in the batter and make sure they are fully covered.
- Fry over high heat.
- Serve and enjoy.
Notes
- If you opt for thick-skinned onion rings, you can just make the batter thick as if you are about to cook a pancake. You may also add a little baking powder to add some fluff.
- I prefer red onion because of the stronger aroma. You may use the white ones.
- This onion rings recipe is best served immediately. Otherwise, the onion will moist and you’ll end up with soggy onion rings.
