My wife and I love you and how simple you explain things. God bless...

May look silly but I wear goggles when I cut onions. I never have any burning in my eyes!

@questionresearch8721

3 жыл бұрын

I don't blame you. I'm tired of crying.

@RockMonger

3 жыл бұрын

Heh, thats actually a great idea lol

@calandrak.8147

3 жыл бұрын

Lol good idea tho

@noelwalker8599

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. I feel goofy, but it absolutely works.

@28ebdh3udnav

3 жыл бұрын

I put some country music to have a reason to cry

To remove that strong smell from your grinder use it for dried or stale bread of any type (even gluten free) afterwards-- in other words make bread crumbs in it. It will take away the odor if enough ground in it & your breadcrumbs will be great on top of soup or fish or even chicken.

@Pinkenstein

6 жыл бұрын

Edie Boudreau Nice pro tip!

@edieboudreau9637

6 жыл бұрын

MrYeshuaisyhwh -- I can't take credit. My Great- Aunt Lucy did all this when I was a kid & others weren't doing any of this.

@ruforufo2185

6 жыл бұрын

cool idea, then you'd have onion flavored breadcrumbs. :-D

@dawnnonya184

6 жыл бұрын

Great idea :-)

@janicevidro79

5 жыл бұрын

Might even want to make an Italian bread crumb. Great tip!

Home made onion powder from home grown onions is amazing. I make mine using a combination of green onion tops & stored bulbs, dehydrated, and then ground into powder. I used to have a big container of onion powder from Costco. When I tasted my own powder vs. store-bought I immediately dumped the store-bought stuff out. So now I've got a Costco-sized container of delicious home made onion powder. 😋

@angelab4652

3 ай бұрын

Ya gotta love large containers

I positively LOVE you for making and sharing this video! made my first batch a few days ago and garlic too. I baked a chicken using these powders and my beloved lady and I were in TEARS at the richness of the flavor! I can't wait to learn more from you. And Ellie can't wait for me to do more cooking! 🤓

So many great tips in the comments already! I've already planted 160 onions and they're really starting to pop up! I am certain we will not use them all before they start to get weird, so I'm very glad to know what to do when the time comes! Thank you for yet another great lesson! It's good to see you again.

@ardenpeters4386

2 жыл бұрын

wow

I am finishing up all the onions from my garden-dehydrated/powdered! Last year I did caramelized onions.

I think we tend to make things more difficult than they should be. This is a very simple process. Thank you!

Nice video . Enjoyed it . Just a little tip , take a spray bottle and put vinegar and water in it . If the onions are really strong you can use half vinegar and half water . Shake it up and spray on the onions while chopping , slicing etc. spray more vinegar and water mixture as you need it . You won't have any tear's ! My son told me about this tip while I was crying from chopping onions . Works like a charm . Hope this helps . Blessings , Linda

@Pinkenstein

6 жыл бұрын

Ooh, neat! I'm excited to try this!

@kaiwairua7981

8 ай бұрын

Just dont chop the hairy ends off and you wont cry. Always leave it on, even if u cut in half. Then slice/dice

I just found your videos and am LOVING them! Thank you for taking the time to help so many families get healthy!

I am in the UK and use Bicarbonate of soda, which is, I think baking soda in the US to remove smells. Works really well to take away the smell from your trays/blender etc. One teaspoon per pint of warm water. Use it to wash or soak anything that needs deodorising. Thanks for the video, I will give dried onions a go this year .

Just a tip: Stainless steel eliminates onion & garlic odor! As you rinse your hands, rub them along the faucet and rinse again; if you've got the smells in your dehydrator, take a stainless steel spoon and rub it all over the tray, then rinse the tray; it should kill the odors fairly quickly.

@pinschrunner

2 жыл бұрын

I have a piece of stainless steel in the shape of a soap bar on a rubber mat at my sink. Removes onion, fish, garlic and all strong smells. Never.loses potency. I have had mine for 20+ years DEFINITELY WORTH IT AND AMAZING PURCHASE THAT I HAVE GOTTEN MY MONEY OUT OF DAILY. IT WORKS ALSO FOR SO MANY OTHER SCENTS THAT YOU DONT WANT ON YOUR HANDS! IT IS AS WONDERFUL AS A LEMON HAND BOWL!!!!❤️❤️👍💕💕🍓🌞🌞🍊🍊🍊🍊❤️🍋🍋👍🍓❤️🎃❤️❤️❤️❤️💕🐾

@stephanieh.777

2 жыл бұрын

@@pinschrunner I have seen those for sale, and if you already have one, definitely use it! But I personally don't like "one use" gadgets, and nearly everyone has a stainless steel faucet already...

When I'm looking for some knowledge and see your face in the video it puts big smile on my face. Thank You for taking time and showing all this

Some rural areas in the south of Morocco they dry onions and they make very delicious pancakes of them ;flour and olive oil . they call them Azalim in the Berber language . thanks for the video

I'm really glad I found your channel a few months ago. I love all the things you do in the kitchen and garden! Keep up the great work!

Onion skin also makes a wonderful dye for wool and fabric :)

Try making leek powder. It’s delicious and a bit milder than onion powder. I didn’t like composting all those lovely green tops of the leeks so I washed them well, let them air dry for a while, then snipped them into uniform pieces with a scissors. No crying and so much faster than slicing onions. Dehydrate and powder the same way as in the video. Your house smells wonderful since leeks are not as strong. Delicious in eggs, casseroles, roasts etc.

Love all the aprons hanging behind you :) Your beautiful children are very lucky to be brought up with wisdom and skills.

It's so good to see you back! I missed seeing you and your great videos! Thanks for another great one. Homemade is so much better and healthier! God bless you and your sweet family😀

If you store onions with the root down, the strength will go down to the root, and then cut that root end first you will not cry. I promise This works. Restaurant used this technique. Or store them cold. The strength is not as strong. Give it a try. Root end first

@melodyclark4347

3 жыл бұрын

I needed this info. Still teaching after two years 😁.God bless you.

@maryannesimmons4068

3 жыл бұрын

This is true, read that tip many years ago and it does work.

@YeshuaKingMessiah

3 жыл бұрын

I always cut that first and store them root down Without my contact lenses in, I’m in pain from the fumes

Thank you so much for your videos.. it’s so generous of you to give these for free. I just love them and am learning so much. Hugs from Australia 😀

I've missed you guys! Awesome! Thank you!

Caroline!! I've missed you! You are looking wonderful! Thank you for the tip on the onions. I have some I need to get busy and dehydrate. Great to see you again. Hugs to kids and baby!

Hi there! I just started watching your channel 2 days ago and I'm hooked! Thank you so very much for all the time you take to teach us peeps out here, in the wide world of net, all your fabulous homesteading works! Sincerely, Jules! ♥

If your range vents to the outside you could set the dehydrator on the stove and use that. I found that it helps a lot.

I watched both of your garlic and this onion powder recipes, and they are both great! Thank you for sharing. Regards from Canada . . . .

I do this, as well as with garlic and celery. Nice to see a GOOD video of it. Thank You!

Thank you needed to see this. I will be trying this I hope. Much love from Philly!

I can't wait to try this! Thanks!

I genuinely love this channel.

I was gifted with 2 bags of older onions, dehydrated the slices and love using them in all kinds of dishes! I will try the powerd soon!

I love your channel! I learn so much about what my grama tried to tell me while living in the city.

Thank you so much! I had no idea just how simple it is to do this.

After checking out your home-made garlic salt, I checked this video out as well and look forward to making it. Again, In Israel I could not find onion powder, so I ordered it on Amazon and paid through the nose to get it. You have just saved me a huge amount of money when I finally run out of onion powder. Thank you so very much

Yep....I'm going to do this!!!!! I love using onion powder in my dishes. Kristie

The first time we did this the entire house smelled like French onion soup haha, but I've learned to keep all the bedroom doors closed and the dehydrator goes in a closed room with a fan when we do onions and garlic ... homemade is EXTRA tasty

@donnadaly3303

6 жыл бұрын

Kristin at Mini Slice of farm What make dehydrator do you use? 😀

@KristinatMiniSliceoffarm

6 жыл бұрын

Donna Daly we have the Excalibur 9 tray with the timer 😊, have been using it for 4 years now and it still runs like new 💟

@donnadaly3303

6 жыл бұрын

Kristin at Mini Slice of farm I am researching as I am going to be getting one. Thanks for that. 💗

@KristinatMiniSliceoffarm

6 жыл бұрын

Donna Daly you are welcome :)

I like to make a blend. I make powder, flakes, and chopped all dehydrated. But I use yellow onion, white onion, leeks, and green onions all mixed together.

What a lovely kitchen.

Oh dear. Another brilliant idea. We grew too many and unfortunately we let a whole bunch of our onions go moldy because I canned quite a lot and didn´t know what else to do. That won´t happen again. Thanks Carolyn.

Great video! Thank you so much for sharing this

It’s a wonderful tip,thank you.

Thank you for your eye watering sacrifice. I am learning alot from you and your family.

Wow how much you have come into your self on the channel I was watching how to make garlic salt and this one played next. It inspires me to give KZread a try

Thank You. I have to do that!

Thank you so much for this, I was looking for this for a while. I just subscribed. Cheers again!!

The flavor is soo much better than store bought!

Great video! Thank you!

Thanks you for teaching me how to dry onions and garlic.

Back in my younger years when I wore hard contact lenses, I was the official onion chopper in my family, didn't bother me one bit. Now I grow sweet onions only, today I am drying any that are going soft. Not crying but I do have a burning of my eyes. Six racks in my food dryer so pretty good test. Enjoy your videos, thanks

Wow! Loved this!! Great tip, thank you!! ❤👍

Wow thank you..im 62 n learning so much from your channel

Excellent.

Yay you're back. ;)

Tip, to keep eyes from watering when chopping onions,put onions in fridge for approx. 20 minutes.

You are my favorite! I am learning Soooooo much .Thank U 😘💕

If you light a candle and place it near the cutting board while youre chopping onions, the candle with burn off the fumes from the onions and you wont tear up as much, maybe not at all. Works for me!

Great video... thanks for the wonderful information... blessings

That was great!!! Been missing you.

I have recently bought an air fryer rotisserie and was going to buy some onion powder on my next shop. You have convinced me that I needn't bother. I'm preparing my onions now, obviously wearing a gas mask :) My Air Fryer goes down to 65c (I live in England and they switched us to centigrade) So I'll dehydrate them there. Thanks for this lovely video.

SO very happy I have found you and your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Question related to dehydrating onion. Do you place any type of desiccant/moisture eater in the jar?

I love your videos! as soon as I get home from the store w/onions I immediately put them in my fridge crisper... then I don't cry when slicing them! it really does work!! I just made green onion powder🍃 it's delicious!! BTW.. Lovely Family You Have💚

thank you...you are a blessing.

Carolyn got a tip for you, if you pit the onion/ s into the freezer for a few mins. You can cut them with out crying

Carolyn, you're great!👍💜

I love the collection of aprons behind you! ❤

Great! Thank you!! I did my garlic earlier this year. Onion is a wonderful idea. I'll have to do this. I use a lot of onion powder in recipes. It's a time saver. It'll be good t know it isn't all GMO or anything.

Amazing

That is awesome!

This is amazing

Thank you! Now I need a dehydrator to play with it :)

am lucky am widow live on my own i put them on b4 bed and its fine by morning i use my skins for flavouring and colour for my wool am a scot so am very frugal

Don`t trow the onion shells. You can make a very good antivirus tea, or you can use it for coloring soup and for coloring ester eggs. You get a nice chestnut brown color.

I always keep my onions refrigerated. I never cry slicing them! I tried everything from holding bread of crackers in my mouth to everything else! Refrigerating them actually works!!

This channel is giving me lifeeee

I really enjoy your videos.You are great!

I really enjoyed your video. I have both the dehydrator & the onion. I sure do hate it whenever I find a 'bad' onion because I kept it way to long. Thank you for sharing. 🖒🖒

Cold/refrigerated onions don't affect your eyes when slicing and dicing.

Thanks.

Good information thank you.

Many thanks

Love your vids. So educational. Would love to live in woods off the grid and get back to the old means of survival n eating.

I am hoping to grow enough of my own onions this year to be able to do this!!

I live in Florida and will certainly try this, but outdoors on the terrace! Maybe it will chase away the.vermin....

Oh how I would love to be an apprentice in your homestead...😍

Last month I sliced at least 15 pounds of yellow onions to make and can French onion soup. I used safety goggles that fit close to your face...like a scuba mask. It was amazing!!! Not one tear. Next time you cut onions, you may want to give this a try.

Haha my mouth watered when you were smelling it and telling us how great it was. 😂

Love it! ..not to mention all the plastic from all those stare bought ones!! You’re amazing:)

Oh my goodness...my daughter would love those dehydrated onion strips as a snack.

Wonderful tip! I'm thinking my glass blender will be easier to keep odor free. Can we do this with garlic and other spices?

Great video!

Thank you Carolyn! Any difference between drying red vs yellow onions?? Also, can same be applied to garlic? Thanks for sharing!

I found that after drying, to freeze the onions un-powdered? Take some out of the freezer and grind as needed. Much more fresh. Same works for garlic. I use a pestle and mortar.

Thank you

I put a wooden spoon in the door of my oven when I dry rusks to keep it slightly ajar. That brings the temperature down slightly so the don't brown from too high heat at minimum setting

Chew the end of a match stick to help keep your eyes from watering while chopping onions.

i use walking onions and leaks. :) right on woman! saves so much money doing herbs and growing em.

Great item to use a solar dehydrator for.

I appreciate your your video! Can you place directly into jar use right away & use if I seal it using a lid? Or does it have to be vacuum sealed? May sound like a dumb question but I am just learning! Thank you!!! 😬

Can I get the same results by drying the onions on parchmenpaper in the oven. If so on what temperature, and how long, or will the heat destroy the nutritional value. Thanks again for taking time out of busy day, to show us, your gold nuggets of knowledge. 😃😃😃

❤️ thank you