The Egyptian Walking Onions: why are they so special?

The Egyptian Walking Onions: why are they so special?

The Egyptian Walking Onions, scientifically known as Allium Proliferum, and sometimes also called tree onions, top onions, topset onions, or winter onions, are believed to be originally native to India or Pakistan and then later introduced into Europe. They get their...
Can garlic be frozen? Will it taste the same?

Can garlic be frozen? Will it taste the same?

There is much debate on frozen versus fresh fruit and vegetables. This is especially true when it comes to foods that are popular for their flavour, such as onions and garlic. Many people add these ingredients to their dishes, not because they are particularly...
What are pearl onions and what can you use them for?

What are pearl onions and what can you use them for?

Pearl onions are recognised by their tiny shape and white colour (they can also be found in a brown or red colour, although this is not as common). They are much smaller than regular onions and are notoriously difficult to peel due to their small size. In the UK, they...
Onions vs heat: how well can onions do in warm weather?

Onions vs heat: how well can onions do in warm weather?

To be grown, onions need the right conditions. Onion farmers all over the world are conscious that onions are sensitive to light and temperature, and that these conditions affect the bulbs’ growth. Onions are a cool weather crop, and so they are not as heat tolerant...
An apple a day keeps the doctor away

An apple a day keeps the doctor away

The common expression “An apple a day keeps the doctor away” is widely used all over the world. It was first made popular in the 19th century to advocate the consumption of apples. Fresh produce is known to be good for your health, and so this popular proverb reminds...
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