Yellow Onions
IMPORT / Apr - June
Yellow onions have yellow-brown, papery skin covering layers of yellow-white flesh. They are the most popular and versatile cooking onions, adding excellent flavor to soups, stews, and meat dishes.
IMPORT / Apr - June
Yellow onions have yellow-brown, papery skin covering layers of yellow-white flesh. They are the most popular and versatile cooking onions, adding excellent flavor to soups, stews, and meat dishes.
IMPORT / Apr - June
Red onions, which have dark red, papery skin and bright maroon flesh, are assertively spicy and crunchy when raw. They are also great for pickling, grilling or roasting.
IMPORT / Apr - June
Sweet onions are much milder and sweeter than other varieties due to a lower concentration of sulfur. They have thin, light-colored papery skin, and are fantastic cooked or thinly sliced and served raw.
IMPORT / Apr - June
White onions have thin, white, papery skin and bright white flesh. They are milder than yellow onions and have a crisp texture. White onions are often served raw and are a staple in Mexican cuisine.
DOMESTIC / Oct - Mar
Red Cipollini onions are small, flattened, disc-shaped onions with reddish papery skin and translucent purple flesh. They have a firm texture with a semi-sweet flavor that is accentuated by caramelizing or slow roasting.
DOMESTIC / Oct - Mar
Yellow Cipollini onions are small, squat, disc-shaped onions with pale yellow skin that are mild and sweet. In addition to traditional preparation methods, you can also braise, roast, or pickle them whole.
DOMESTIC / Oct - Mar
Shallots look like small elongated onions with a red-brown skin that, once peeled, separates into cloves like garlic. They are savory and aromatic when raw, but once cooked, have a sweeter, more delicate flavor profile.