Learn how to caramelize onions for great taste and cooking options in this free how-to video on cooking with vegetables and healthy recipes. Expert: Louis Ortiz Bio: Louis Ortiz is a professional chef instructor at a culinary institute. He has been working in the culinary industry for 10 years. Filmmaker: EV studios
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Let John Chase show you how simple it is to make a tasty and healthy addition to your next meal!
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30 Responses to How to Cook Vegetables : Caramelizing Onions for Healthy Cooking Recipes

  1. ljuarez94 says:

    I agree with the comment above. I can’t watch the whole video due to the pan being shaken over the burner

  2. AllySmiles201 says:

    expertvillage needs to number their videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  3. iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa says:

    Why in the fuck is this stupid fucking writing in every vid

  4. intothewrx says:

    the scratching of the pan and the stove is driving me crazy!! its like fingernails on the black board.

  5. melferk says:

    Awesome! Thanks

  6. moh459 says:

    2:18 I’m crying my eyes out.

  7. zizhericles says:

    what`s this man doing in the kitchen? this is a place for women shame!!!!!!

  8. LaoSoftware says:

    @Tonystarkes888 : I’m a lazy person. I like everything that’s easy. If it’s hard, it’s a waste of my time.

  9. Tonystarkes888 says:

    looks like a TV dinner, this would be good for a lazy person, iam looking for something a bit more advanced.

  10. fleetingdays says:

    Excellent…!!

  11. meganmedical says:

    A Megan Medical Magazine recommended Health Video-Staying Green with Foods.

  12. zapwatt says:

    @surferee Roasting frozen vegetables is a waste of time. I you might think you are saving time by getting your veggies in a plastic bag but you aren’t saving any real money and you will never get the wonderful flavors and textures that fresh vegetables will give you. Always opt for fresh vegetables and fruits.

  13. tavolo22 says:

    the method is roasting but those look steamed. good, i’m sure. why no herbs? a little rosemary and/or thyme.

  14. JoYcEzZillion says:

    Great idea! Especially, for vegetarian like me :-) 

  15. hiddenvalleyveggies says:

    Very good tips. Cooking with fresh ingredients can be easy and inexpensive. If you like the tips from John, you should check out my channel!

  16. TheVittleVlog says:

    Great tips!!!!

  17. leparditas says:

    i didnt understand that knife it is?

  18. SuperTX1000 says:

    is this ideal for making a healthy meal

  19. Kharnivore2099 says:

    Exactly “VUandChips”, there is more than enough flavour in those vegetables.

    Each to there own but why would you wanna cover up the natural flavour?

  20. ourveritasaequitas says:

    ya lmao

  21. surferee says:

    Can someone tell me how to SIMPLY make roasted mixed vegtables that come frozen (califlower, broccoli, zuchini, squash, etc.)?

  22. colski1979 says:

    I think he should of taken more time at putting them on the plate. lol

  23. precisionsparkz says:

    i you put them on a big plate they would look scrumptious!

  24. guycab says:

    Recommend higher heat + more seasonings

  25. headstack says:

    lol :-D

  26. headstack says:

    See the salt and pepper on the counter? I guess that got edited out.
    I love fresh herbs, and I prefer to add them about two thirds of the way through so they do not burn. I also like to put a bit of raw herbs at the end for a bright flavor.
    I love that people show by suggestion that there are endless ways to make things.
    BTW, soggy? cooked! ;-)

  27. paddythelion says:

    what a soggy mess,awful.i would never serve yjis in my resturant

  28. spb884 says:

    life would be so much easier if i liked tomatoes, (e, no e?)but i just cannot get into them

  29. VUandChips says:

    There is TONS of flavour in there. TONS! You CAN eat garlic on its own if its roasted, of course you can.

  30. CutieBoooBooPie says:

    please show the recipe list!

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