Possible Questions:
- Salad ingredient
- Pizza topping
- Vegetable
- Kind of soup
- Burger topper
- Bagel choice
- Pungent bulb
- Gibson garnish
- Stew ingredient
- Plant of the lily family
- Bagel topping
- Root vegetable
- Burger topping
- Salad vegetable
- Omelet ingredient
- Bagel flavor
- Kitchen tearjerker
- Veggie
- Tear-jerker
- It may leave you tearing around the house
- Stew veggie
- Kind of ring
- Soup flavoring
- Whopper topper
- Lily's relative
- Hamburger topping
- Bagel flavoring
- Vidalia or Bermuda
- Salsa ingredient
- Hamburger topper
- Frank option
- Edible bulb
- Bermuda, for one
- Type of ring
- Moussaka ingredient
- Ring material
- Pizza topper
- Meat-loaf ingredient
- Soubise base
- Leek relative
- Layered bulb
- It can bring tears to your eyes
- Gazpacho ingredient
- Bermuda, e.g.
- Bagel type
- Vidalia veggie
- Type of omelet
- Tear jerker
- Shallot
- Ring source
- Pungent root
- Pungent burger topping
- Member of the lily family
- Kitchen bulb?
- Kitchen bulb
- Kind of powder
- Hamburger helper
- Cause of some tears
- Cause of kitchen tears
- Burger garnish
- Bulb
- Bermuda veggie
- You may cry over it
- Vidalia product
- Spanish or Bermuda
- Soup du jour, perhaps
- Sometimes-caramelized item
- Satirical newspaper, with 'The'
- Pungent vegetable
- Part of a burger with "the works"
- Part of "the works"
- Leek's cousin
- Kind of salt
- It's enough to make you cry
- It may cause tearing
- It may bring a tear to the eye
- Hamburger garnish
- French ___ soup
- French __ soup
- Cocktail ingredient
- Burger add-on
- Bulb in the kitchen
- Bermuda or Vidalia
- Bermuda or Spanish
- "America's Finest News Source," with "The"
- ___ ring
- Wambaugh's "The ___ Field"
- Vegetable to cry over?
- The beginning of each theme entry is one
- Tear-jerker?
- Tear-jerker in the kitchen
- Tear inducer
- T. Herman Zweibel's paper, with "The"
- Strong bulb
- St. Basil's dome shape
- Spanish, for one
- Source of some rings
- Shallot's cousin
- Science 101 microscope specimen
- Satirical newspaper, with "The"
- Pungent veggie
- Omelet option
- Often sautéed veggie
- Lily's cousin
- It'll bring tears to your eyes
- It may bring a tear to your eye
- It may be served in rings
- Ingredient in salsa
- Ingredient in foods cooked lyonnaise
- Ingredient in a lyonnaise dish
- Gibson item
- Gibson ingredient
- Funny paper?
- Dip choice
- Cheese steak topper
- Burger topper, perhaps
- Bulb vegetable
- Bulb plant
- Breath strengthener
- Beatles "Glass ___"
- A kind of soup
- ___ rings (fried side)
- __ soup
- __ rings
- You might cry when you cut it
- Word with dip or dome
- Whopper topper, perhaps
- Whopper topper, maybe
- White Album : "Glass ___"
- Weepy vegetable
- Weekly satirical paper, with "The"
- Wambaugh's "The_____Field"
- Walla Walla, for one
- Vidalia, for one
- Vidalia, e.g.
- Veggie slice on a burger
- Veggie bin staple
- Vegetable to cry over
- Ubiquitous veggie
- Type of skin
- Type of rings or soup
- Type of dome
- Thin-skinned one
- The ____ Field
- Teary bulb
- Tear-jerker, of a sort
- Tear-inducing food
- Tear producer
- Tear maker
- Tear jerker?
- Tear bringer
- Spanish or Bermuda, e.g.
- Source of the headline "World Death Rate Holding Steady at 100 Percent," with "The"
- Source of the headline "Study Finds Blame Now Fastest Human Reflex," with "The"
- Source of some tears
- Source of some kitchen tears
- Source of rings
- Soup du jour, sometimes
- Soup du jour perhaps
- Something to cry over?
- Slice on a burger
- Shish kebab ingredient
- Sharp-tasting vegetable
- Shallot relative
- Scallion's cousin
- Scallion, e.g.
- Scallion or shallot
- Scallion kin
- Satirical weekly, with "The"
- Satirical Web site, with "The"
- Satirical paper, with "The"
- Satirical news source, with "The"
- Satiric weekly newspaper
- Satiric news source, with "The"
- Satiric news source
- Salsa bit
- Salad bulb
- Russian-dome shape
- Roll flavoring
- Roll flavor
- Ring in a fryer
- Reason for tears?
- Quarter Pounder topper
- Purple or pearl bulb
- Pungent, edible bulb
- Pungent vegetable
- Popular satirical news source, with "The"
- Popular parody newspaper, with "The"
- Popular humor weekly, with "The"
- Peeling one may make a person tear up
- Pearl or Bermuda
- Pearl in a cocktail
- Pearl ___ (Gibson garnish)
- Patty topper
- Part of "the works," on a burger
- Paper edited by T. Herman Zweibel, with "The"
- One with a thin skin?
- Multilayered tearjerker
- Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell "The ___ Song"
- Lyonnaise sauce ingredient
- Lyonnaise potatoes essential
- Lyonnaisc ingredient
- Light bulb, maybe
- Kitchen burner
- Kind of soup served in a crock
- Kind of ring or roll
- Kind of pizza
- Kind of dome
- ItÂ’s fried to make a bhaji
- It's enough to bring a tear to the eye
- It's "held" in diners
- It'll make you cry
- It might bring tears to your eyes
- It may bring tears to your eyes
- It makes friers into criers
- Irish stew tidbit
- Ingredient in a McDonald's Quarter Pounder
- Hot dog or hamburger topping
- Herman T. Zweibel's weekly, with "The"
- Head, in old slang
- Hamburger adjunct
- Gibson feature
- Gibson adjunct
- Garnish in a Gibson
- Frequent marinara ingredient
- French soup favorite
- French -- soup
- Frank option?
- Food item with layers
- Food found in rings
- Florentine : spinach :: lyonnaise : ___
- Flavorful, pungent bulb
- Flavorful vegetable
- Eschalot
- Edible ring
- Edible bulb of the lily family
- Each of this puzzle's four longest answers begins with one
- Dip or bagel
- Cutting one may bring tears to your eyes
- Culinary tearjerker
- Culinary lachrymator
- Cocktail-dip ingredient
- Cocktail additive
- Chopping one might bring a tear to your eye
- Chive's cousin
- Chive relative
- Chef's tear-jerker
- Certain bulb
- Cepa
- Burger topping, perhaps
- Burger layer, perhaps
- Burger layer
- Bulb that causes pain in the eyes
- Bulb in the kitchen?
- Bulb in a garden
- Bulb in a diner
- Buffett "Heaven on earth with an ___ slice"
- Big Mac topping
- Big Mac ingredient
- Bialy flavorer
- Bermuda or Vidalia, e.g.
- Bermuda or red
- Bermuda notable
- Bermuda export
- Bermuda for one
- Basic soup stock ingredient
- Bad breath cause, maybe
- Bad breath cause
- Allium plant
- "Vidalia" veggie
- "The ___ Field": Wambaugh
- "The ___ Field," Wambaugh novel
- "Skunk egg"
- "17. I'm psyched I get to write puzzles for 'The ___'"
- ____ soup
- __ dome
- __ dip