Old or sprouted onions may seem less appetizing than fresh onions, but they actually have several uses and benefits, so they can be exploited in the kitchen and beyond.
In this article, we will explore the various ways in which old or sprouted onions can be used beneficially.
1. Cultivation:
Sprouted onions can be planted to grow new onion plants. Cut the top of the onion, leaving about 2-3 cm of pulp, and plant it in the ground. New shoots will start to grow that you can then transplant into your garden or into a pot.
2. Consumption:
While old or sprouted onions are no longer suitable for raw consumption, they can still be used for cooking. They can be chopped and used in soups, stews, sauces, or dishes cooked long enough to neutralize the stronger flavor they develop over time.
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