First Try with the Super Stove - Blooming Onion and meat
31 Dec 2010

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#1 ◱ #855   2011-01-01   2.7M
My amaryllis didn't quite bloom on New Year's Eve, but it's getting close. :-)

#2 ◱ S7301843   2009-10-13   0.3M
I decided that the first experiment with the Super Stove should be a blooming onion. :-)

#3 ◱ S7301844   2009-10-13   0.9M
This is the liquid part of the "batter" and the last picture had the dry part of the batter.

#4 ◱ S7301845   2009-10-13   3.6M
Here is the Super Stove. It has a large basket for frying.

#5 ◱ S7301846   2009-10-13   3.4M
Here is the oil after the blooming onion was cooked.

#6 ◱ S7301847   2009-10-13   3.2M
Here's the onion. I decided that there are a few things I'd do different next time.

#7 ◱ S7301848   2009-10-13   3.1M
I didn't cut it far enough down. I should have cut off the bottom, but then it would have been harder to keep together, so not sure which to do.

#8 ◱ S7301849   2009-10-13   3.4M
It tasted really good, though. I think it could have been cooked a bit longer. The sauce was GREAT! Here's the recipe. link: http://allrecipes.com/Recipe-Tools/Print/Recipe.aspx?RecipeID=16531&origin=detail&servings=4

#9 ◱ S7301850   2009-10-13   2.4M
Since we had hot oil I decided the get some meat out and deep fry it. It turned out pretty well, and I loved the sauce with it.

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