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I agree with @joyosity. It's easier to make the horizontal cuts first since those are the most awkward and the onion is still "together" at that point.

Also, Alton Brown recommended forgoing the horizontal and vertical cuts and instead making angled cuts like a clock with the tip of your knife pointed toward the root.
Then dice toward the root, perpendicular to your angled cuts. That reduces the number of total cuts you make and gives you essentially the same result. Better (and safer) than making the horizontal cuts toward your hand!

Sorry, I can't find a video of this!


How To Dice An Onion: The Video Home Hacks | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn
2/3/10 11:25 AM

My sister had a great blooper a few years ago. She made a valiant attempt at banana bread, but did not realize that my brother's protein powder was stored in a similar container to the one that holds our flour. The banana bread looked a little funny before it went in the oven, but even worse when it came out. After 45 minutes in the oven, the "banana bread" ended up being a gray brick that was almost impossible to get out of the bread pan. At least it had 50 grams of protein!


Kitchen Bloopers: Wax Paper is Not Parchment | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn
12/4/09 1:56 PM