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Making Pickled Onion<\/strong>, also known as Sirke Wale Pyaaz <\/strong>or Vinegar Onion<\/strong>, is so easy – It only takes ten minutes, with all pantry available ingredients. This condiment recipe<\/strong> makes a great accompaniment for any North Indian style meal<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Do you love Pickled Onions<\/strong>?<\/p>\n

Pickling onions transform raw onions from crunchy to the irresistibly tangy and crisp onion.<\/p>\n

I add some beet to give nice and red color just like you get in Indian restaurants.<\/p>\n

These Vinegar Onions also are known as Sirke wale Pyaaz is must with any Punjabi curries.<\/p>\n

Take regular onions, slice them up and use in any Mexican dish (best in tacos!), burgers<\/a>, sandwiches, salad and many more.<\/p>\n

I have been making this recipe for years now.<\/p>\n

I love having a batch of these quick pickled onions on hand for eating with curries, Dal-chaawal or many other dishes.<\/p>\n

Their bright-pink color, crunchy texture, and piquant flavor will perk up almost any North Indian dish or any Mexican recipes.<\/p>\n

Ingredients required to make Pickled Onion | Sirkewale Pyaaz<\/h2>\n

Onions<\/span><\/h3>\n

I have used Pearl onions. But you can use any red or white onions. Cut them into paper-thin rings. And be sure to use firm onions that are free of soft spots and blemishes.<\/p>\n

Beetroot<\/span><\/h3>\n

Beetroot is used to give nice and deep red color. You can use beetroot powder, shredded beet or slices of beet. You can discard the beetroot after 24 hours or eat them. It tastes amazing too.<\/p>\n

Vinegar<\/span><\/h3>\n

I use regular vinegar. You may use red wine vinegar, white wine vinegar or rice wine vinegar.<\/p>\n

Sugar<\/span><\/h3>\n

I like to use a little bit of sugar. It provides nice balance to the salty vinegar. But its completely fine to skip the sugar if you are on a strict diet or avoiding sugar. Honey and Maple syrup are two good substitutes for sugar. Use in less quantity first to be safe.<\/p>\n

Water and Salt<\/span><\/h3>\n

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How to make Sirke wale Pyaaz | Pickled Onion?<\/h2>\n