Cold Vidalia Onion Dip with Vinegar
Submitted by Derek
Tangy cold Vidalia onion dip with sweet-and-sour vinegar marinade. Overnight soaking transforms raw onions into a creamy, spreadable appetizer for crackers and crudités.
YIELD
6 cupsPREP
10 minCOOK
0 minREADY
6 hrsThis make-ahead dip starts with sweet Vidalia onions soaking overnight in a sugar and vinegar brine that tames their sharpness.
By morning the onions have mellowed into tender, tangy ribbons that mix with mayonnaise and celery seed into a creamy spread.
The sweet-sour balance makes it addictive on buttery crackers, and the overnight prep means zero last-minute work before your party.
Make-Ahead Tips
- Soak the onions a full 8-12 hours for the best texture; they’ll soften completely and lose their raw bite
- Drain the onions thoroughly before mixing with mayonnaise or the dip will be too thin
- Adjust the mayonnaise amount to reach your preferred consistency; start with less and add more as needed
- Make the dip a day ahead and refrigerate; the flavors meld beautifully and it actually tastes better the next day
Ingredients
Directions
Soak onions overnight in sugar, water and vinegar.
Drain well.
Add mayonnaise and celery seed to spreading consistency.
Serve on crackers.
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