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manyflower onion
Scientific Name: Allium pleianthum
Family: Liliaceae
Category: Monocot
Growth: Forb/herb
Duration: Perennial
Other Names:
About *Allium* (Onion)
While this page focuses on interactions of plants and pets/children, this document primarily discusses the word "Onion" and "Mayflower" in various contexts, including restaurant names, menu items, news articles (specifically from The Onion), and historical references. It also mentions dishes using onions.
Considerations for Pets
- Mentions dishes including onion which could present a concern for pets due to onion toxicity.
Considerations for Children
- Mentions dishes including onion which some children may not like.
Common Names:
- Onion
- Spring Onion
Culinary Uses:
- The text refers to onions as ingredients in various dishes like:
- Onion gravy
- Onion rings
- Blooming Onion
- Salads
- Omelettes
- Stir-fries
- Spring onions are specifically mentioned in dishes with ginger and king prawns, and with duck and pancakes.
Historical Note:
- The text states that the Pilgrims brought onions with them on the Mayflower to the US.
Quirky Facts
- The Onion is mentioned as "America's Finest News Source".
- One article from "The Onion" humorously traces the American obesity epidemic to a single heavyset passenger on the Mayflower.
- The text contains a satirical article from "The Onion" which traces the American obesity epidemic to a single heavyset 'Mayflower' passenger.