1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
2 Red Onions, sliced and chopped, but not minced
1 Teaspoon Salt (preferably smoked salt!)
5 Teaspoons Honey
1//4 Cup plus 1 Tablespoon White Sugar
1/4 Cup Red Wine Vinegar
1/2 Cup Red Wine (I Used Merlot)
Pint sized Jar to store jam in.
Chop your onions so that they are not quite minced, but large pieces. Hopefully my image helps here.
Heat your oil on a medium heat. Pour onions over the oil and stir. Then put in 1 teaspoon of salt.
Cook your onions until translucent and soft, about 10-15 minutes.
Add 1/4 cup red wine vinegar and 1/2 cup red wine and stir.
Simmer over medium high heat until all liquid is gone and the onions are caramelized, like shown.
Serve! We ate it first on toasts with Vermont white cheddar and sage. It really shines on a burger! This was a total hit for the Fourth.
looks super yummy
ReplyDeleteCool! I'm definitely going to try that! Do you think it'll be good with sweet yellow onions?
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Oh wow, this actually looks super fantastic and delicious, totally want to try this out! Caramelized onions would be great too, if that would even work? I've had caramelized onion topping on baked brie.... omg to die for!
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I love red onions and I've never had it in the form of Jam! Definitely sounds like it'd be delicious for the summertime.
ReplyDeletei might have to try this! I think it will taste delicious in a burger!
ReplyDeletethat actually looks really good!
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I've never tried onion jam before, but it looks delicious - I love the sweetness of the red onions and make a poppyseed dressing with them from time to time. Is this a Pennsylvania Dutch thing? They always have the best jams and butters imaginable.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delish - and would be amazing on a burger!!
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I have to say, when I saw the title I was a bit apprehensive...but that last photo of the burger looks so amazing that I want to make this now!
ReplyDeleteMmmm! It looks good! I've never known how to make it. Great pics!
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Looks so yummy! Thanks for the easy recipe! I love onions--but my fiance hates them. Boo!
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