Ingredients
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1
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2
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3
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1
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1/4
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2
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2/3
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1
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6
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Directions
Onion Salad or Hors D’ Oeuvre – Oignons Marines, Wonderful as a Hors d’oeuvre or buffet dish, hot or cold it is delicious A little time consuming to make but worth every minute Recipe evolved to our taste from French Country Kitchen by Ann Hughes-Gilbey, This was very nice I had it over the weekend with some grilled Toulouse sausage, and they went well together!, Wonderful as a Hors d’oeuvre or buffet dish, hot or cold it is delicious A little time consuming to make but worth every minute Recipe evolved to our taste from French Country Kitchen by Ann Hughes-Gilbey
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Steps
1
Done
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Roughly Chop and Mix All Sauce Ingredients and Cook 30-45 Minutes or Until Soft. |
2
Done
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Put Through a Sieve or in a Blender, I Like the Blender Because I Like to Leave the Sauce Small Lumpy, Do not Liquefy. |
3
Done
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Peel the Onions and Put in a Stockpot With the Sauce and All the Other Ingredients Except the Sugar. |
4
Done
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Add Barely Enough Water to Cover. |
5
Done
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Stir and Bring to Boil. |
6
Done
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Reduce to Simmer, Taste. |
7
Done
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Add Sugar, a Teaspoonful at a Time, to Counteract the Acidity of the Tomatoes and Vinegar, the Dish Should Taste Slightly Sharp, not Unpleasantly Sour. |
8
Done
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Simmer Uncovered For About 1 Hour. |
9
Done
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If Onions Are not Tender, Replace Lid and Cook Until They Are. |
10
Done
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(add a Few Drops of Water If Necessary to Keep the Sauce Moist). |
11
Done
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It Should Finish Fairly Thick, If Watery, Boil Briskly, Uncovered to Evaporate Excess Moisture. |
12
Done
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Serve Hot or Cold With Dinner or Cold as a Hors D' Oeuvre. |