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Faux-Fried Onion Rings with Smoky Mayonnaise

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Faux-Fried Onion Rings with Smoky MayonnaiseCookbook cover image courtesy of Random House

Giving foods that glorious crispy- crunchy texture without a deep fryer isn't easy. The best way to healthfully approximate the deep- fried experience is to use panko breadcrumbs, a mist of cooking spray, and a hot oven. Panko is a Japanese ingredient that used to be found only in Asian supermarkets and health- food stores but is now available everywhere. The crumbs are made from crustless bread, so they're lighter and crunchier than traditional breadcrumbs.

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