Thanx for all your wishes dearies on my 250th post and am so happy to have such wonderful blogger friends with me.Hoping to see you all in my coming posts too!!
When Nupur@ UK Rasoi announced her new event,"From Fried to Favourite",I whole heartedly supported her idea and our first challenge was either a baked samosa or baked onion rings.I tried the later recipe and it came out really good crisp and a guilt free one.There was a time of 45 days to try this recipe and that's quite enough to try this simple one.Thanx to Nupur for the wonderful oppurtunity and theme.If anyone wishes to join this group of 'No Fried' can just drop her a mail and join us.Fried onion rings everyone might have enjoyed some time or the other,but baked ones..I was trying the baked version for the first time and am happy they came out really good and crisp.Make it & enjoy with a cup of hot tea on a drizzling rainy day,you will double enjoy it :-)
Ingredients
onion 1 large size(peeled and cut round with 1/4"thickness)
all purpose flour 2tbsp
corn flour 1 tbsp
bread crumbs 3/4 cup
pepper powder 1/2 tsp
water 1/3 cup
salt to taste
oil to spray or line 1 -2 tsp
Method
-Peel,wash and cut the onion in 1/4 "thickness round slices.Separate each round gently.Keep aside.
-Prepare a corn flour,all purpose flour,pepper powder,salt mixture with water.
-Pre heat oven to 400 degrees F and spray a tray with cooking oil or line with olive oil.
-Now,dip each coated onion slice in the mixture.
-Use a ziplloc bag or any sealed pouch to put the bread crumbs.Remove from the flour coating and put it in the bag with bread crumbs.Shake the ziploc bag to coat the onion rings.
-Then,place it on the tray and repeat for other slices.
-Place it in the oven for 15 minutes,remove and flip the other side and bake for another 5-7 minutes.
-Serve it with ranch or ketchup!!
Servings ~1 salad plate
NOTES
* You should serve them hot,otherwise they lose the crispiness.I didn't give a try with egg white,I think that will give a more crispier ring which will last longer on cooling.
Sending this to From Fried To Favourite Part 1, Bake Fest guest hosted by Priya @ Now Serving, Guest Quest
When Nupur@ UK Rasoi announced her new event,"From Fried to Favourite",I whole heartedly supported her idea and our first challenge was either a baked samosa or baked onion rings.I tried the later recipe and it came out really good crisp and a guilt free one.There was a time of 45 days to try this recipe and that's quite enough to try this simple one.Thanx to Nupur for the wonderful oppurtunity and theme.If anyone wishes to join this group of 'No Fried' can just drop her a mail and join us.Fried onion rings everyone might have enjoyed some time or the other,but baked ones..I was trying the baked version for the first time and am happy they came out really good and crisp.Make it & enjoy with a cup of hot tea on a drizzling rainy day,you will double enjoy it :-)
Ingredients
onion 1 large size(peeled and cut round with 1/4"thickness)
all purpose flour 2tbsp
corn flour 1 tbsp
bread crumbs 3/4 cup
pepper powder 1/2 tsp
water 1/3 cup
salt to taste
oil to spray or line 1 -2 tsp
Method
-Peel,wash and cut the onion in 1/4 "thickness round slices.Separate each round gently.Keep aside.
-Prepare a corn flour,all purpose flour,pepper powder,salt mixture with water.
-Pre heat oven to 400 degrees F and spray a tray with cooking oil or line with olive oil.
-Now,dip each coated onion slice in the mixture.
-Use a ziplloc bag or any sealed pouch to put the bread crumbs.Remove from the flour coating and put it in the bag with bread crumbs.Shake the ziploc bag to coat the onion rings.
-Then,place it on the tray and repeat for other slices.
-Place it in the oven for 15 minutes,remove and flip the other side and bake for another 5-7 minutes.
-Serve it with ranch or ketchup!!
Servings ~1 salad plate
NOTES
* You should serve them hot,otherwise they lose the crispiness.I didn't give a try with egg white,I think that will give a more crispier ring which will last longer on cooling.
Sending this to From Fried To Favourite Part 1, Bake Fest guest hosted by Priya @ Now Serving, Guest Quest
Hi.. never make homemade onion rings.. always got it from A&W.. Hehehe.. Should try your recipe one day.
ReplyDeleteGreat onion rings!
ReplyDeleteMuch healthier version than deep fried...Love onion rings!
ReplyDeleteLove onion rings and if it's baked double like !!
ReplyDeleteVery yummy n crunchy
ReplyDeleteThis is my Quay Lo's favorite and I like that they are baked and not deep fried.
ReplyDeletethat is a yummy dish and now guilt free
ReplyDeleteThe perfect crispy snacks....
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Wow. That looks so tempting...
ReplyDeleteThis is way too good ya...pass me some rings pls ;)
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Baked rings look awesome. A totally guilt free snack
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adipoli!!.. i too make these at home once in a while :)
ReplyDeletewonderful Julie.they look gorgeous!!..must try these too!!..
ReplyDeletehi julie, i am one of those who is crazy about eating onion rings, especially is there is a touch of spice- hmmm yummy! your onion rings really looks great-
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Very nice and tempting onion rings
ReplyDeleteLoved the baked version of the traditionally deep fried onion rings. Good post julie
ReplyDeleteLoved the baked version of the traditionally deep fried onion rings. Good post julie
ReplyDeleteThose onion rings looks fabulous and definitely addictive.
ReplyDeleteyummy snack.. happy blogging Julie..
ReplyDeleteOnion Rings looks yummmm Julie :)
ReplyDeletethey look super crispy..cant wait to try it out
ReplyDeleteNice one..my daughter's favourite..will try the baked onion rings..
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Congratulations. Onion rings are so delicious.
ReplyDeletemy daughter loves onion rings so badly...I would surely try yours soon...looks the perfect onion rings
ReplyDeleteLooks very crisp, can't tell the difference from the fried ones..
ReplyDeleteI love this snack.. and now healthy version means guilt free... wow!!
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congrats on the 251st post....love to snack on them ..baking it makes it healthy
ReplyDeletewow....crispy onion rings looks so good :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yum. Must try these out.
ReplyDeleteWill check out Nupur's event. I love onion rings, more than french fries. I over indulge in them when I way fast food. Would love the baked version.
ReplyDeletePerfectly baked onion rings, looks awesome n yumm :-)
ReplyDeleteThats a lovely presentation Julie.. love the colour and crunch on top ..
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking it to the event :)
these are wonderful.......excellent guilt free munching!
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking of trying this one... will try your recipe I like pepper flavour.
ReplyDeleteVery yummy one Julie, perfect snack for the kids.
ReplyDeletefabulous snack......
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