TikTok’s “onion boil” trend transforms whole onions into a rich, buttery, Cajun-seasoned side dish, inspired by seafood boils but made without seafood — making it budget-friendly and easy to prepare ...

TikTok is in its "Shrek era." Onions — specifically, a whole one, seasoned, baked and eaten in a single sitting. The apparent allium-crazed instigator is TikToker @doll_mimi who first posted her ...

Leslie Ennis, of Vermilion, and fellow members of the United Church of Christ, Congregational, 990 State St., Vermilion, dressed up like America’s first pilgrims and had a feast last Sunday with ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Like the allium it involves, TikTok's latest food trend, the "onion boil," has many layers. Similar to ...

Have you made an onion boil yet? I hate to say it… but I’m kind of obsessed. Using the most humble of pantry ingredients, this viral TikTok sensation features a whole sweet onion (such as a Vidalia) ...

Onions are usually the supporting character in a dish, not the main event. So it's natural to have questions when you see people cooking and devouring whole onions on TikTok in the name of taste.

When it comes to culinary drama, onions are typically relegated to a supporting role. They’re the reliable, fade-into-the-background foundation for so many tasty sauces and soups — but they rarely get ...

The Grammy-winning rapper shared that she washes her hair with onion water as part of her “healthy hair growth journey” Stephanie Wenger is a TV Writer/Reporter at PEOPLE. She joined the brand in 2021 ...