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onion with cloves

Posted on November 7, 2025 by Admin
Ah! You’re referring to an onion studded with cloves, a classic technique often used in cooking to add subtle warmth and aromatic flavor to dishes like stews, roasts, or mulled drinks. 🌿🧅

Here’s a breakdown:


🧅 Onion with Cloves (Clove-Studded Onion)

What It Is

  • Take a whole or halved onion and insert whole cloves into its surface.

  • The cloves slowly release their warm, slightly sweet, and aromatic flavor into the dish during cooking.

  • Often used in recipes like:

    • Boeuf Bourguignon or other braised beef dishes

    • Mulled wine or cider

    • Pot roasts or stews

    • Rice pilafs or sauces

How to Prepare

  1. Peel the onion.

  2. If using a whole onion, you can either leave it whole or cut it in half.

  3. Insert whole cloves spaced evenly across the surface.

  4. Add the studded onion to your cooking liquid or dish early, so it can infuse flavor.

  5. Remove before serving if you prefer (they are not usually eaten).

Tips

  • Use 3–6 cloves per medium onion, depending on desired intensity.

  • Combine with bay leaves, peppercorns, or cinnamon sticks in braises for deeper aroma.

  • This technique is common in traditional French, Middle Eastern, and Indian cooking.


If you want, I can give you a specific recipe that uses a clove-studded onion, like a classic beef stew or spiced rice—it really highlights the flavor!

Do you want me to do that?

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