Tips for quick pickled onions

One great advantage of this additional step is that it doesn't require much time at all — in fact, you only need to keep your salty onions on the stove for about five minutes before they're ready to cool, jar, and serve. However, this is just one aspect that can influence the success of your pickled red onions, so it's crucial to prepare properly before you even consider brining your zesty future pickles.
To start, it's advisable to slice your onions as thinly as possible, as this will facilitate the even absorption of vinegar and spices into each slice. Fortunately, there are easy methods to achieve ultra-thin onion slices — and while you're slicing, don't discard those onion skins; they have several useful applications. Moreover, it's best to take a few moments to macerate your onions with sugar and salt before placing them in the hot brine. This process helps soften the onions and allows them to soak up the brine more effectively, enhancing the pickling process. The best part is that all these steps are incredibly straightforward and quick, so you shouldn't have any difficulty whipping up some tasty pickled onions in no time. Just be prepared for them to disappear just as fast!
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