Lances French Onion Soup

A proven, favorite recipe for the best French Onion soup ever. White Zinfindel goes great with this soup, too. You can double the recipe pretty easy, and I even tripled it once. Make sure to keep the sugar down, if you do.

INGRIDIENT

DIRECTION

Step: 1

In a medium stock pot, heat beef broth over medium-high heat.

Step: 2

In a saute pan, add butter and oil and cook over medium-high heat. Once heated, add onions and stir, until onions are tender and transparent. Stir in sugar.

Step: 3

Add onions to heated broth, stir and let simmer for 20 minutes.

Step: 4

Add wine and season with salt and pepper, simmer for 10 minutes.

Step: 5

Pour soup mixture into individual serving bowls and place a slice of bread on top, making sure bread gets well soaked. Place shredded cheese on top of bread and broil, 3 inches below heat, until cheese bubbles.

NUTRITION FACT

Per Serving: 664 calories; protein 32.7g; carbohydrates 56.1g; fat 33.1g; cholesterol 84mg; sodium 1463.2mg.

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