FRENCH ONION SOUP
6 cups of onions, sliced, (approx. 3 red, and 3 large yellow)
3 cloves of garlic, minced
2 cups of red wine (cabernet)
3 dashes of Worcestershire (Lea and Perrins)
2 small cans of beef broth (total 28 oz)
2 small cans of chicken broth (total 28 oz)
2 twigs of fresh thyme ( or a sprinkle of dry)
1 twig of fresh oregano ( or a sprinkle of dry)
1 pound of sliced swiss cheese (or gruyere cheese)
1 loaf French bread (sliced 1/2" thick)
1 cup breadcrumbs ( use the ends of the French bread loaf)
Carmelize the onions with a little oil in a large pot. This takes 30 to 40 minutes. You want a really deep brown color, not black. Add garlic, cook for 10 more minutes. Add oregano,thyme, and wine put on the lid. Turn down to low simmer for 5 minutes. Stir, add Worcestshire and all broths, turn up to med-high, boil for 20 minutes. Add breadcrumbs. Add black and white pepper to taste. DO NOT ADD SALT!!
Toast bread slices in oven until golden brown. Cover the toast with a slice of cheese and melt.
Serve soup in a bowl with cheese toast on top.
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