This is a really refreshing simple treat for summer. We make lots of these when camping, and they always go fast. There's no set amount of ingredients to buy so you can make as many or as few as you like. We have a large family, so we normally make 40 to 100 for each camping trip.This recipe received it's name from a good friend, Spencer. He lost his hand in a farming accident when he was young. He was always waiting for everyone to get their plates fixed so he could go through and fix his; since it took him so much longer. The onions gave him a freedom to eat by himself, and he fell in love with them.
Rinse the onions well, trim half the dark stems off and the "woody" white end. Be sure to peel off all the stringy layers. What you have left is about six inches long and has a nice balance of white and green. Take a block of cold cream cheese and a knife and cut one slice down the block lengthwise. Then make cuts across to where you have two rows of 10 to 15 squares of cream cheese.
Take an onion and a square of cream cheese and press the cheese around the white end of the onion. It should look like sort of like a white sucker. (Yeah, I know it sounds gross, but these are really good) Lay out a slice of ham (Buddig usually has 13 slices per pack; the thinner the meat, the better the results) laying the white cream cheesed end on the corner of the ham slice.
By Amy Higdon from Fairland, IN
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