From: sprue
On Mar 27, 2007
its a keeper! delicious! i actually didnt bake them but sliced the onion up and pan fried it and then added all the other ingredients and cooked until carmalized! mmmm. it turned out perfect. so tasty. great flavors. and great side dish, thanks..
From: Sharon123
On Jan 24, 2007
Yum! I used smaller Peruvian sweet onions and they were so good! Loved the sweet spicy flavor! Thank you Karen!
From: mamacancook
On Jan 12, 2007
This sounds good (minus the curry powder-not a fan of curry)-Will have to try this next time they're in season and leave feedback-thanks for sharing!!!!
From: Jessie MacMillan
On Jan 20, 2007
This was a nice change of pace. The honey glaze didn't really soak into the onions as much as I'd like. I think next time I'll finish the onions under the broiler. Thanks, Karen!
From: Baby Kato
On Apr 28, 2007
We enjoyed these hot n spicy, sweet onions very much, what a nice treat. I used the cayenne pepper option (1/4 tsp), sea salt & wildflower honey. The texture and flavour of the carmalized onions was amazing. The onions were very soft and tender. The heat from the cayenne and curry was lovely. I will double the recipe next time...thanks Karen
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