Oven-crunch onion rings
Sweet onion inside, shaggy golden crumbs outside. A very satisfying circle.
Deep-fried onion rings
Measured salt and a homemade dip can reduce sodium compared with some prepared rings and sauces. The benefit depends on the breadcrumbs and ketchup you choose.
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Measured salt and a homemade dip can reduce sodium compared with some prepared rings and sauces. The benefit depends on the breadcrumbs and ketchup you choose.
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A crispy side with seasoning you can see and adjust.
Oven-crunch onion rings
What you’ll need
Ingredients
Let’s do this
- 1
Heat the oven to 425°F and line a large tray. Peel the onion, cut into 1/2-inch slices, and separate into rings. Save the tiny centers for another dish.
- 2
Put flour in one bowl. Beat egg and water in a second. Mix panko, oil, paprika, and salt in a third.
- 3
Coat each ring lightly in flour, then egg, then crumbs, pressing to help them stick. Arrange in one layer with space around each ring.
- 4
Bake for 18–22 minutes, flipping gently halfway, until golden and the onion is tender. Do not taste the uncooked coating.
- 5
Mix yogurt, ketchup, and garlic powder in a clean bowl. Serve the rings hot with dip on the side.
Original recipe idea. Times are estimates; nutrition has not been calculated. Adjust for your dietary needs and allergies.
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