I love the Fall. The mountains around here are so beautiful this time of year. I love having my windows open all day & then snuggling under my down comforter when it's time for bed. I love the Halloween parties & Trick-or-Treaters. In fact, the only thing that I don't like about Fall is that it never seems to last long enough.
I also love the wonderful foods that I start to make once the weather cools down. I mean, I know I can make any food, any time of the year but who really wants to make a hot soup or a heavy stew when it's 100'F outside.
This last week I decided to try making a French Onion soup. I have always enjoyed eating it at restaurants but I've never tried making it myself. It definitely is a recipe that needs to be planned way ahead of time but it's really simple. I just threw my onions into the pot & went about my day (folding laundry, reading a book, vacuuming, reading a book, picking up the toys, reading a book ... you get the idea).
You can find this recipe at Closet Cooking and check out her photographs, too. All that melty cheese looks oh-so-yummy. Hmm, maybe this is what I should make for dinner tonight.
Doesn't this look amazing? And just imagine, underneath is a delicious bowl of sweet caramelized onions in a hot beef broth.
I know this looks like a lot of onions but trust me, they will really cook down & you'll be glad you used so many. **Hint: They will cook down faster if you put a lid on top**
Here are the onions along with the beef broth & other seasonings. Only thing left to do is pour it into bowls & top with the cheese.
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