French Onion Soup
July 24, 2009 by Vicky
Filed under Soups and Salads
I love onions, cheese, and broth – so french onion soup has always been my perfect combination. This recipe is a huge hit in the Minchala House. My husband often goes up for thirds!
Ingredients:
2 beef marrow bones (get from butcher)
3 cups of beef broth
3 cups of white wine
2 bay leaves
7 medium onions
1 cup of sherry
salt and pepper
3 tbs butter
Put bones, broth, wine, and bay leaves in a pressure cooker and cook on high for 20 minutes. After cooked, strain liquid to remove bones/leaves and reserve.
Cut 7 onions into thick slices. Cook butter in a large pot on medium heat until foamythen add onion slices in layers. After each layer, salt and peppers the onions – DO NOT STIR. If you keep the heat at medium they will not burn. Cook for 1 hour. Check on them every so often to make sure nothing is burning or sticking (although it shouldnt). After onions are cooked – add the beef broth and sherry. Reduce heat and simmer for another 30 minutes.
After soup is done heat broiler and place rack on top 1/3 of oven.
Pour soup into oven safe bowls and top with a slice of country bread/italian bread and slices of gruyere cheese. Place a baking sheet underneath in case of spills and heat for 1 minute (the cheese can burn easily so make sure it is not in there for too long)
Enjoy!
- Beefy…
- cheesy and delicious onion soup







Can you post a gazpacho recipe? Thanks!
HEY!
That looks amazing. May I use the recipe? I know it yours, but I would like permission first.
If you say I can use the recipe, how much salt and pepper should I put per layer..
James