Most of this appealed to me. I'm not a huge fan of cumin; it was okay here, but making this again, I might sub it out for something else. It needs something to balance the sweet & sour though. You don't need much of this -- kind of like cranberry sauce on the side of your Thanksgiving plate...just a few bites to wake up the plate with zingy flavor!
Ingredients
2 lbs fresh red or white pearl onions
2 ½ T butter
¼ C brown sugar
½ tsp ground cumin
pinch kosher salt
1½ tsp lime zest
¼ C lime juice
½ tsp flaky sea salt
Blanche onions: Bring large pot of water to a boil; add
onions. Boil 30 seconds; drain and shock (immediately immerse in ice water).
Trim root ends, leaving core intact. Squeeze gently from tops to remove outer
skins; discard.
Heat butter in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high. When
butter sizzles, add onions in single layer; cover. Cook, stirring often, until
onions are lightly caramelized (8-10 min).
While onions cook, whisk together brown sugar, cumin,
kosher salt, 1 teaspoon lime zest, and lime juice in a small bowl. Pour over
onions; toss to coat. Cover; cook over medium, stirring occasionally, until
mixture is syrupy and onions tender (5-6 min).
Transfer onions and sauce to serving dish; sprinkle with
flaky sea salt and remaining zest. Serve immediately.
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