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Step 1
Chop onions into the desired size.
Step 2
Lay chopped onions evenly on a baking sheet. Do not let onions overlap. Ideally do not let the onions touch. When frozen individually, they will freeze best, and they will be best to use.
Step 3
You can place plastic wrap over the onions, and add another layer if desired.
Step 4
Wrap the baking sheet with onions with plastic wrap and place it into the freezer.
Step 5
When the onions have frozen completely, divide onions into small portions. I like to freeze mine in 1 and 2 cup portions.
Step 6
Place chopped onions into small plastic bags. Date the plastic bags and put the bags into the freezer.
Step 7
Frozen onions are best used within 3 to 4 months.
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