Onion Harvesting Manually: Hi Friends, In this reel, we tried to show how onion is harvested after attaining maturity. Generally, onion is cultivated in soft loamy soil. As the edible parts of this part is bulb and it's a shallow rooted crop, it is harvested easily by pulling. The size was medium and preferred by families with lesser members. Onions, after harvested, a part is sold to local market and other part is kept hanging in such a place where there is good aeration. #onionharvesting #fb #

Harvesting and tying onions keeps them neat and helps them store longer! 🧅💛 When to harvest: Wait until the onion tops flop over and start to dry, that means the bulbs are ready. Brush off any soil and place the onions in a cool, dry, well-ventilated spot for 2–4 weeks to cure. Once fully dry, remove loose outer skins, leaving about 10 cm of the tops, this is what you’ll use to tie them onto the string. How I tie them: I use a braided twine made from three strings, tied at the ends to form a l

These easy fried onion strings (or rings!) are ready in no time and they’ve got a perfectly seasoned, crispy golden brown breading that is irresistible! Get the recipe: https://www.bunsinmyoven.com/onion-strings/ | Buns In My Oven

These are so easy to make and taste incredible. You're going to want to put these on everything! 🧅 RECIPE- https://therecipecritic.com/crispy-onion-strings/ | The Recipe Critic