1 | Spring onions are very long, with a white base and green tops. | |
2 | Start by trimming off the rooty base. | |
3 | Then cut off the ends of the green tops, only keeping the greenest parts that still feel firm. | |
4 | Starting from the top, pull the outer skin of the onion... | |
5 | ...downwards and off at the base. | |
6 | Rinse the trimmed onion. | |
7 | Then slice the onion thinly, starting with the white base... | |
8 | ...up to the green tops. | |
9 | Your spring onion is ready to use in your recipe. | |
Spring onions should always be really fresh, as they go soft on keeping and the green tops wilt rapidly.