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Cooking smells good
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I am instantly wary of any savory cooking recipe that doesn't start with sauteing some onion.
I'm instantly distasteful of any recipe that adds onion for flavour. That stuff is pervasive, overpowering, and in nearly everything already. Unless onion is the focus of the recipe, I'd like to actually taste the food in the dish, not onion again.
Add a little less?
I actually feel similarly but I don't omit them, I substitute shallots instead which I find have a more complex but vastly less aggressive flavor.
Well, look at Moneybags over here buying shallots... :)
Bro wait until you hear that I bought twelve whole eggs last time I went to the grocery store.
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