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FRENCH ONION SOUP 

Formula for simmering pot french onion soup. Let your simmering pot do basically everything for this great soup with caramelized onions, hard bread and a lot of cheddar. 



Fixings: 

FOR THE BASE: 

6 tablespoons unsalted spread, cut into pieces 

4 expansive yellow onions, daintily cut 

8 glasses low sodium meat soup 

1 cove leaf 

2 cloves garlic, minced 

¾ teaspoon salt 

½ teaspoon pepper 

FOR SERVING: 

4 to 5 glasses cubed dried up bread (I utilize a multi-grain portion) 

newly destroyed gruyere cheddar 


Bearings: 

Turn on your stewing pot and set it to high. Include the margarine pieces and after that put on the spread. When the spread is liquefied, include the onions. Blend to consolidate. Put on the spread and let cook for around 60 minutes. 

After the main hour, give the onions a decent blend. Spot a twofold layer of paper towels under the cover (which will retain a portion of the dampness – you'll need to supplant this layer around 2 to multiple times amid the cooking procedure). Keep on cooking on high for around 5 to 6 extra hours, mixing the onions about each 35 to 45 minutes.* You need the onions to be a caramel shading. Around the finish of the cooking time, watch out for the onions (you would prefer not to give them a chance to consume and may need to mix them all the more frequently). 

Dispose of the paper towels. Turn down the stewing pot to low. Include the stock, straight leaf, garlic, salt and pepper. Spread and cook for 60 minutes. Dispose of the straight leaf and after that taste and change with extra salt/pepper if necessary. 

Preheat your oven. Spot stove safe dishes or vessels on a heating sheet. Spoon the soup into the dishes. Spot a bunch of bread shapes in each bowl and after that sprinkle the best with a portion of the cheddar. Cook for around 2 to 4 minutes, until the cheddar is brilliant and bubbly. 

Contingent upon your stock, you'll have to change the measure of salt to your taste. I've discovered that diverse brands of low sodium soup will fluctuate in how salty they are – so simply taste and alter as required. You can generally include increasingly salt later, so begin with a lower sum and go from that point. 

*I have a little 4-quart stewing pot, so it might set aside less time for caramelizing your onions if your very own slow cooker is bigger. Simply watch out for them.

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