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Easy
By Mark Hix
Published 2010
This is the kind of dish you can eat as a bar snack, order at the table to nibble on as a starter, or have as a comforting side dish. At the oyster & Chop House our fried onions go down a treat with some of those hefty cuts of meat. You can use a single type of onion or a selection, as I have here.
Cut the yellow onion into 5 mm thick rings; cut each spring onion into 4 lengths; halve the red onion and cut into 5 mm thick half-moon slices. Separate the slices and rings.
To make the batter, put the flour into a bowl and whisk in enough of the cider to make a smooth, thick batter. Season with salt and pepper. Leave to rest for about 30 minutes.
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