Can you freeze onions successfully

I've frozen them after chopping and frying (with some bacon lardons which needed using up).  Don't know about freezing them raw though.

Wait til you've got too many courgette and tomatoes and peppers too and make roast veg, it freezes brilliantly

I guess you could dry them and store them in airtight jars.

Normally I'd be pleased to hang and dry all of the crop but.... some had signs of white-rot so they would not store... chopped and frozen we stand a chance of saving them for later use.

The best of the crop (most of it) is hanging from the rafters of the garage as usual.... all these autumn sown.....being used as needed.

This year's onions still on the plot but nearl ready for lifting. 

I've frozen onions before and they freeze very nicely. Only problem is that no matter how heavy the freezer bag is, the whole freezer eventually smells of onions. Not very nice when you want toast or a bit of fruit.  :blink:

I've frozen onions before and they freeze very nicely. Only problem is that no matter how heavy the freezer bag is, the whole freezer eventually smells of onions. Not very nice when you want toast or a bit of fruit.  :blink:

Well ..... the popularity of multi-flavoured icecream is catching on! 

Onion and vanilla anyone??