Does anyone NOT like onion???

Maybe try some onion powder or dehydrated onions? The dehydrated don't have the same texture when they're reconstituted. I don't like raw onions, but I love cooked onions. I was married to someone years ago who is allergic to peppers and onions which was difficult. I couldn't put them in anything I cooked.

Me and my family really like onions because it is a rich source of nutrients, including vitamins B, C, and G, protein, starch and a series of essential elements. The chemicals contained in onions are reported to be effective agents against fungal and bacterial growth; they protect against stomach, colon and skin cancers; they have anti-inflammatory, antiallergenic, antiasthmatic and antidibetic actions; and they treat causes of cardiovascular disorders, including hypertension, hyperglycemia and hyperlipidemia while also inhibiting platelet aggregation. Our family has history of diabetic, hypertension and cancers that why we eat the foods that we know are good against those diseases. It better to prevent than to cure.

When I first got married my b=husband complained and complained sbout my cooking. He thought I used way to much onion and garlic in it. I just began adding a tiny bit and cut so small that he didnt know it was there. He caught me a few times but he would be amazed how much onion he eats now.

I love onions and we have plenty of it because we are producing it. We use it in cooking, garnishing salads and even ate it fresh. It may smell and taste somewhat but it gives a pleasant aroma when cooked. It also used as medicine.

Nope i love opinions. Yeah i have a family member who hates onions and he made everyone very aware of his opinions! What about adding the onion just to yours? Like add it to your plate(s) of food. Or maybe you could get your husband to compromise. You eat something he doesnt like and he eats onions. Its worthy a try, maybe he'll do it.

I am the person that doesn't like onion in my relationship. I have found a couple of methods that work well for me. Depending on whether your husband can handle the flavor as an enhancement to the food but just doesn't like the taste of the onion itself... Dried Onions are not as bad as fresh. The taste is milder than fresh, so that helps. Another way would be to cut the onions in big chunks that would be easy to remove from a plate. That way you could get the flavor of the onion in your food, but be able to pull out the offending vegetable before he sees it on his plate. One other way I have found to appease my husband is to cook the onions on the side either with a little juices from meat if that is what you are cooking or in an oil (sauteed) or however you are preparing the food. That way those that want the onion can add them to their food if they choose to. Doesn't always work, but at least some of the time, you can work it in and enjoy.

Can't relate. I don't know if there's any replacement for onions, although onion powder could work. I love onions and garlic and I don't care what others think. I just bathe a lot, use mouthwash a lot, use perfume, and continue on my merry way.

Me, I don't like onion. Your case is totally different with my case. My husband loves onion, he can eat raw onion. I even can not smell of onion. I hate to cut onion, smell onion, and eat onion. I can not tell you why but I don't like the smell. That's all. Even my husband encourage me a lot that onion is all kind of good for health, but I'm deaf about that. I still use onion for cooking on my husband dishes, and i cook my dishes without onion. So it is fine so far.

I will only eat onions if they are cut pretty small and then fried, until they are really done. I want them to be completely translucent. I even fry them first before I put them in something that is going in the oven. My husband thinks it's crazy, but when they are just cooked in the oven, they come out crunchy and still have too much flavor left. I don't like that.

i don't really like to eat onion, but i like the smell of it, i like it more than garlic..i think you need to chopp it finely so that it's not that obvious that theres an onion in your food...hehehe

I love onion and have kids who just see it as a vegetable. So to sneak the onion into food, I put the onion in the food processor. By the time it comes out, it is almost a pulp. Then I mix it with other flavors such as garlic and mushrooms. Since onion isn't part of a daily meal, I make a hoagie sandwhich for lunch and add some onion to my sandwhich. Also if I want the onion flavor, but using onion isn't an option, I use onion powder or onion salt

My son hates onions too. Even the smell of them. When he was little he would gag and throw up if I even cut one up near him. I love onions I use them alot. (now that he is out on his own)I use alot of garlic when I cook too.

I use onion just a little for my cooking. Just don't like when there is too much onion because the meals will only taste onion.

I hate onions. I can't eat onion. Fortunately, I'm 18 and still live with my parents, so my mom knows me and doesn't use too much onion in my food. But I have a really hard time everytime I go somewhere else, because most people love onion. For example, I went to my grandma's house and we ate pizza. But I almost didn't eat because she adds onions to the sauce. BTW, my brother and sisters aren't big fans of onions either.

Well this certainly takes things a bit too far. Cooked onion doest smell at all but adds thickness and consistency to the gravy you are cooking. I am fond of my onions and can eat it any way…raw in salad, inside sandwiches, as an accompaniment to savouries or cooked in my gravy. Though my mouth smells after eating raw onion, but I just can’t resist its flavour!

maybe you can add onion powder, my mom used to do this for my brother and he never noticed anything. Personally i just love onion =)

My son, he just cannot stand onions. But I am very clever, I grind them into paste and add to his food and he does not find it out and eats his food, but if the size is a bit bigger and he sees it , then there is a big noisy atmosphere till he cools down, but I still keep trying because onion has its own benefits, specially for astama, and my son does have a little effect of astma, though not severe.

I neither like nor hate onion. Though my mother always told me it's good for healthy. I found a lot of Southern Chinese don't like onion for its smell. Once I always had LanZhou Lamian as lunch with my colleagues, one of the popular food in China now, for about a few months. And the boss was so good and he always cooked the noodles with a lot of onion. After a few months, I found my stomach can't fit for onion. So I seldom eat onion now. In addition, Southern Chinese alway cooked onion as a dish, and they don't think onion is a kind of spices.

My husband and I both really enjoy onions in our food. Everything that can have onion in it does have onion in it. We have 17 grandchildren that come over to visit. Several of them do not like onions in any shape or form. Some like the flavor of onion, but not the feel of the onion pieces in their mouth. For these times, I use powdwered onion to their food. A few of them like onion, but want them cut up in very fine pieces, so these I put in the food processor and chop fine. There are a couple that will eat an onion like an apple, like their grandfather. They add a little salt to it and munch away. Sometimes, on a very busy day, I will forget who likes what and just cook as if no one extra is there, and the food gets picked through, onions removed, and food eaten anyway. For people that do not feeling the onion in their mouth, or the smell of an onion, I recommend using the onion powder for the flavor. That is if you like the flavor of onion.

My son hates onion, or so he says. Little does he know he eats onion several times a week.. I love onions. I love to peel them, cut them in half and put them in a foil packet with some butter, salt, and pepper and toss it on the grill. My sister will only eat them if they are cut up really small and cooked.