Caramelised Onions in the Thermomix

May 5, 2017

Can you make caramelised onions in the Thermomix?

Believe it or not, you can! We think that caramelised onions are a great way to add a bit of ‘fancy’ to a recipe. A perfect addition to a roast veggie quiche, like we did in Episode 144 of the podcast. Traditionally we have always done these on the stove, but we really wanted to try making caramelised onions in the Thermomix.

Caramelised Onions in the Thermomix

The two big realisations we had were…

  1. It’s great that the Thermomix puts in the elbow grease stirring, while we were doing other things
  2. It does take longer to get the caramelised onions to have the nice texture that we all want – but it totally gets there, and with minimal involvement!

So simple. Such minimal ‘everyday’ ingredients. So easy to make ahead of time.

We would love for you to give them a try and let us know what you think! How do they compare to the stovetop version???

Ideas for your caramelised onions in the Thermomix: added to a frittata, served alongside a hot breakfast, added to a quiche, stirred through pasta… what else have you got?

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Caramelised-Onions

Caramelised Onions in the Thermomix


  • Author: The 4 Blades
  • Total Time: 35 minutes
  • Yield: approximately 1 cup of caramelised onions

Description

We have been asked so many times about making caramelised onions in the thermo mixer! These are a beautiful balsamic version which are a perfect side to any hot breakfast. We served them with our Egg & Bacon Crêpe Cups – you must give them a go!

We think that caramelised onions are a great way to add a bit of ‘fancy’ to a recipe. Traditionally we have always done these on the stove, but we really wanted to try making caramelised onions in the Thermomix. So simple. Such minimal ‘everyday’ ingredients. So easy to make ahead of time.

The two big realisations we had were…

  1. It’s great that the Thermomix puts in the elbow grease stirring, while we were doing other things
  2. It does take longer to get the caramelised onions to have the nice texture that we all want – but it totally gets there, and with minimal involvement!

This recipe was featured in Episode 144 of the podcast, as an addition to a roast veggie quiche.

No: Gluten /Dairy / Egg / Nuts


Ingredients

  • oil – 1 Tbsp
  • onions – 500g, brown, peeled and sliced into thin rings
  • brown sugar – 1 Tbsp
  • balsamic vinegar – 1/2 Tbsp, (tested with a maple balsamic vinegar)

Instructions

  1. Place oil (1 Tbsp) and onions (500g) into bowl.
  2. Set 30 minutes / 110C* / Reverse + Speed 2.
  3. Add brown sugar (1 Tbsp) and balsamic (1/2 Tbsp).
  4. Set 2 minutes / 110C* / Reverse + Speed 2.
  5. Serve

Notes

Can be frozen

*If your machine does not go above 100C, set to Steaming Temperature which is usually between 110-115C. Please refer to your user manual for correct information for the appropriate setting for your machine.

  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
  • Cook Time: 30 minutes

Keywords: Thermomix Breakfasts, Thermomix Condiments & Marinades,Free Thermomix Recipes, Thermomix Side Dishes|, Vegan, Vegetarian