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Dine

I'll have another . . .

By CHRIS SHERMAN
Published September 2, 2004

Tobacco onion topping.

One of the few improvements chefs have made on diner cooking has been upgrading onion rings into thin peppery onions fried to burley brown in small batches. Of course French's put them in cans long ago, but fresh-from-the-skillet tobacco onions or onion straws are a thrill to find on soups, burgers, mashed potatoes, steaks or even salads.

[Last modified September 1, 2004, 11:30:05]


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