My oldest was out sledding much longer. She has been out for at least a hour each day. She loves it! My youngest calls the snow ice! So funny! She does not hesitate to scream her dislike of the "ice".
Anyway, here is the yummy French Onion Soup I made for my in-laws. It was perfect for when they came out of the cold winter day of sledding
-3-4 Medium sized Red Onions
-3-4 Medium sized Yellow Sweet Onions
-6 TB Butter
Melt the butter and then saute the onions until golden brown and yummy. If you need to add more butter...PLEASE do so!
-1-2 tsp. thyme
-1 tsp. salt
-1 tsp. pepper
Add to the sauteed onions.
-8 cps. of beef broth
Add the beef broth and let simmer!
You will need:
-Sliced baguettes
-Provolone Cheese
Top each bowl of soup with sliced baguettes and then top with cheese. Put each oven proof bowls in the oven on broil. When they are crispy and turning brown remove them and serve on a plate!
My French Onion Soup
-3-4 Medium sized Red Onions
-3-4 Medium sized Yellow Sweet Onions
-6 TB Butter
Melt the butter and then saute the onions until golden brown and yummy. If you need to add more butter...PLEASE do so!
-1-2 tsp. thyme
-1 tsp. salt
-1 tsp. pepper
Add to the sauteed onions.
-8 cps. of beef broth
Add the beef broth and let simmer!
You will need:
-Sliced baguettes
-Provolone Cheese
Top each bowl of soup with sliced baguettes and then top with cheese. Put each oven proof bowls in the oven on broil. When they are crispy and turning brown remove them and serve on a plate!
Yummy! Now, eat this entire bowl of delish and go back out for sledding for a few hours or you can take a long nap with a warm cozy blanket!
My kids grew up in ice. They would build snow forts and I had to monitor frost bite! I can imagine how hard it is to adjust to a cold winter! The onion souop is so perfect for these days. I can smell the rich aroma and await its warmth.
ReplyDeleteboy this looks warm and inviting especially with all the cold weather we have been having in FL. It was 25 degrees this morning:(
ReplyDeleteThat last photo is creaming my name! This is one of my all time comfort foods, and I do not blame her for calling it 'ice', since my rear knows that word all to well when I hit the ICE!
ReplyDeleteI miss playing in the snow. Been too busy to go to the slopes this season. sigh. Oh well. I guess I'll just to fill that void by making myself some of this soup. Yum yum!!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous are your little girls! So sad about coming to a stop with her little cheeks, though! That french onion soup is the perfect thing to warm you up on a cold day!
ReplyDeletethis soup looks perfect - absolute perfection!
ReplyDeleteOh I love the bubbly browning cheese on top of that crock.. now you have me craving to make some myself!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to have such a soup in the freezing weather!
ReplyDeleteLovely to read how the children react to the snow.... or ice!
Can you believe I've never made french onion soup! This looks so warming! I bet your longing for that warmer weather, I am!! Love the pics of the girls!
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