French fried onion ring is easier to cook with than it looks. Here's how to choose, use, and store it, what to substitute, and 8 recipes to get you started.
A french fried onion ring is the crispy, ready-made onion topping that comes in a can, the same product simply named for its shape. Thin onion is battered, fried golden, and dried so it stays crunchy on the shelf.
This is a finished topping, not a cooking onion. The flavor is mild and toasty, with the deep-fried richness doing most of the work, which is why a handful finishes a casserole or a burger with crunch.
Add it at the very end or in the last few minutes of baking. Stirred in early, it soaks up moisture and goes soggy, which loses the whole reason you bought it.
The full guide, including how to use it, crush it for a coating, and store it, is on one page. See french fried onions for everything, or the onions hub for fresh onions.
There are 8 recipes that contain this ingredient.
Creamy Chicken and Rice Bake with French Onion Rings recipe
This chicken casserole is super easy to whip up using some Kraft dinner and leftover chicken.
Slow cooker stuffed green peppers filled with ground beef, pork and beans, mustard, and tomato sauce. Topped with crispy French fried onions for crunch.
Dried chickpeas slow-simmered in a spiced tomato sauce with cumin, coriander, cayenne, and turmeric. Serve over rice for a warming, feeds-a-crowd vegan casserole.
Monterey spaghetti casserole baked with Monterey Jack, spinach, sour cream, and crispy French fried onions on top. A cheesy, creamy one-dish pasta bake the whole family will love.
A quick and easy chicken casserole main dish. Great to use up leftover chicken. Dinner on the table in 20 minutes flat.
A simple and scrumptious casserole made with fresh asparagus, mushrooms and cheddar cheese.
Cheesy crawfish casserole with peeled crawfish tails, the holy trinity, mushrooms, and rice in a cream cheese and Velveeta sauce, topped with crispy fried onions. The Louisiana potluck classic.