This French Onion Soup, made without wine, is comfort food at it's best. Its rich, savory broth brims with tender, caramelized onions, all topped by toasty bread and a layer of delicious, melted ...

Since French onion soup is typically made with drier white varieties like Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio, choose a red wine with a comparable bite such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, or Merlot.

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Cheese. It's simple, but there are ways to make French onion soup even better. Here are a few pro tricks. News. Today's ... We’ve also seen recipes that call for red wine, white wine, or no wine ...

French onion soup can easily, and successfully, be stored for later. There are no starches to soak up the broth, so it’s just as lovely days (or even months) after it’s been made.

French onion soup can easily, and successfully, be stored for later. There are no starches to soak up the broth, so it’s just as lovely days (or even months) after it’s been made.

Squeeze softened garlic cloves into a blender using tongs; discard garlic skins. Transfer onions and remaining liquid on pan to blender. Add chicken stock, Parmesan, and remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt.