Giant Spring onions...ooops!

[Nicos]

OH brought in a row of Spring onions I'd forgotten I'd sown!
they were hidden under the leaves of a row of beetroot .
Thing is, some of them are over 2" in diameter.
will they dry like normal onions or should I chop up and freeze them?

[happyhumph]

I have some of those! I'm going to griddle them as a veg - go soft and smoky and yummy...

[Thelma Sanders]

I have some trays of onions still in their modules - I've been using them sliced in stir-fries. I also have some celeriac that never got planted *blush* and have marble-sized roots, maybe they can go in a stew lol

[Snoop Puss]

Nicos, I'm really jealous. I have no luck whatsoever with spring onions. "Next year", I keep telling myself.

Love the sound of happyhumph's idea. Yumptious.

[happyhumph]

OH has never seen the point of spring onions until this year when I've grown loads and been cooking them like this - great on a bbq as well. I find the tops last a few days in water and I use them in salads or stir fries.

[Greenleaves]

Nicos, I'm really jealous. I have no luck whatsoever with spring onions. "Next year", I keep telling myself.

Love the sound of happyhumph's idea. Yumptious.

I cheat Snoop, I just plant onion sets close together and use those as spring onions

[fishpond]

My large Spring Onions get pickled.

[Jay-ell]

OH brought in a row of Spring onions I'd forgotten I'd sown!
they were hidden under the leaves of a row of beetroot .
Thing is, some of them are over 2" in diameter.
will they dry like normal onions or should I chop up and freeze them?

Should do as they're really the same thing. Last couple of years I've gone down the jam pack cheap set routes.