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A Bunch of Spring Onions - Michael Paul - Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

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cooking Chop the green tops and use instead of chives or as a basis for stocks instead of leeks or onions. Chop the bulb finely for salads, or add to omelettes. If you have any leftover spring onions, put them in an omelette. For one person, finely chop the spring onion; beat an egg and season with salt and pepper. Put some oil in a pan; fry the spring onion with chopped chilli for a minute or so before adding the egg. Move it around with a fork until it is cooked, add some cheese and fold it over...

Spring onions are simply white onions which have been harvested at a young age. They belong to the same family as garlic, leeks, shallots and chives. Their flavour is sharper, more acidic than traditional onions, yet less lasting on the palate and thus are ideal for eating raw. Spring onions are the perfect complement to fresh chillies, ginger, garlic, lemongrass, fish, avocado, tomatoes, limes...

Devoted to one of the best-loved family of ingredients - onions, garlic, leeks, spring onions, shallots and chives, this title discusses the culinary history of the allium and identifies all the main varieties, as well as providing a step-by-step guide to growing, preparing and cooking these versatile and popular ingredients.

Spring Onions in a Dish - Neil Corder - Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Contemporary Photography art print, poster (40 x 50 cm)

Spring onions add crunch to a salad and work well in stir fries. Fold into mashed potato for a great accompaniment to meat.

Fresh Spring Onions - David Cleveland - Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

Spring Onions, Whole and Sliced - Achim Sass - Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

Cook with Freshly Picked Onions and Spring Onions, Jutland, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe - Yadid Levy - Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Oven baked, not fried Only 99 calories 70% less fat Natural flavours Suitable for vegetarians

Spring Onions for Sale on Market in the Rue Ste. Claire, Annecy, Haute-Savoie, Rhone-Alpes, France - Ruth Tomlinson - Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

Grilled Charr with Spring Onions, Herb Butter and Toasted Bread - Luzia Ellert - Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

A dual purpose Italian variety with a pungent flavour. Best grown as a salad onion with nice, dark green leaves and a shiny, intense red inner core. When fully mature it shows off its defined red and white inner rings.

Verstile Quick & convenient Suitable for vegetarians No hydrogenated fat

The Red Baron onion won The Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit 2005. They are a mid-late maturing variety with flattish-round bulbs, which are a beautiful dark red colour. They are an excellent cropper and produce attractive, firm well-flavoured bulbs, which keep well. These make an attractive addition in the salad bowl.

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A dual purpose Italian variety with a pungent flavour. Spring Onion Lilia is best grown as a salad onion with nice, dark green leaves and a shiny, intense red inner core. Onion Lilia can also be grown as a maincrop, storing bulb onion. When fully mature it shows off its defined red and white inner rings.

Do you have trouble handling small seed and getting an even distribution? Sometimes it's not easy when the seed is the same colour as the soil! When the seedlings emerge, do you find thinning them out a real chore?

A dual purpose onion that resists bulbing up enabling it to be pulled for a longer period than regular varieties. Spring Onion Winter White Bunching has excellent overwintering qualities, can be sown either late August for late May pulling or in spring and summer for summer/autumn crops.

A unique, sweetly flavoured Japanese Salad Onion Sown at wider spacings it produces thicker stems (almost like Leeks!) and pungent tubular leaves

225 seeds per packet. Seeds certified organic by the Soil Association. Relatively easy crop to grow as generally unaffected by pests and diseases. Sow from early spring onwards for continual crops. An early autumn sowing should result in seedlings large enough to overwinter. Sow seed 1-2cm deep, 1cm apart and leave 30cm between rows. Onions are traditionally used to cure ailments and can be an aid to lower cholesterol levels.

If you fail to eat them as spring onions, they bulb up to red onion size so an ideal all rounder. I love them raw or griddled. An excellent companion plant for carrots to avert the carrot root fly.

Sometimes known as scallions, spring onion White Lisbon can be sown from late winter to late summer at 2-3 week intervals. Succession sowing like this will give continuous cropping in spring, summer and autumn.

Details Sow: February - July H: April - October Attractive and versatile variety with mild flavour and crisp flesh. Use young as salad onions or grow on as bulbing onions. Colour intensifies with maturity. 500 seeds

A unique, sweetly flavoured Japanese Salad Onion. Sown at wider spacings it produces thicker stems (almost like mini leeks!) and pungent tubular leaves. Culture: Sow February-June. (10 weeks maturity.)

A quick and easy to grow, non bulbing salad onion producing long white stalks with an excellent flavour.

Mild flavoured and versatile can be harvested all year. Sow Feb-Aug, harvest May-Apr. Planting distance 23cm, 9in. Average contents 250 seeds.

Hardy salad onions which stand through winter. Crispy and non-bulbing with a mild flavour. Good source of vitamin C.