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Must I add 薑蓉 or 蔥油 to taste onion or scallion in pancakes?

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I tried to make these Chinese green onion mini pancakes. I pretermitted the shrimp. But unlike those cooked by Northern Chinese restaurant, I couldn't taste onion or scallion. For onion and scallion flavor, must I add 蔥油 (Onion oil) or 薑蓉 (Ginger scallion sauce)? The recipe below doesn't call for them.

Canadian Living: Fish & Seafood (2016). p 11.

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If you are looking for more onion flavor, my first suggestion would be to use more or larger green onions. The author's preferred green onions might be larger than what you have available.

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