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This section is from the book "A Textbook Of Domestic Science", by Matilda G. Campbell. Also available from Amazon: A textbook of domestic science for high schools.
Test onion with iodine for starch; with Fehling solution for sugar. In what form is the carbohydrate found in onions ?
The onion is a native of the Himalaya Mountains. It contains an essential, volatile oil which gives it the characteristic odor and flavor; when eaten, this oil is absorbed by the blood and brought to the lungs, so the odor will remain for some time on the breath. The onion is considered a wholesome, if not a highly nutritious vegetable and is of value because of its stimulating action upon the digestive tract.
Peel the onions under cold water. Put them into a sauce pan of boiling water, boil five minutes, drain; cover again with boiling water, cook ten minutes, drain; re-cover with boiling water, add
1 ts. salt to every quart water and cook until tender, about forty-five minutes. Drain, add milk in desired amount, and thicken with
2 tb. butter and 2 tb. flour (Method 2 for thickening) for every cup milk. Season and serve.
 
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