One of the things I've promised myself when moving from Bergen is to start cooking for real again. So although Siggy lives on 12 square meters and is sharing a kitchen with four strangers, I'm very decisive about making a cooking routine the three months we're here together. (Wish me luck!)
I absolutely love the taste of onion soup combined with cheese toast. I'm sure there must be hundreds of different ways to make French onion soup, but mine was made with vegetable broth, thyme and lots of garlic. And way too much onion compared to fluid.
Are there any other versions of this deliciousness that you would recommend? Or any other favorite recipes for that matter? I would love to be inspired!


Oh, that looks lovely! Unfortunatey, no other great recipe to share...
ReplyDeleteBut I'll keep a look out :)
Having a good time so far?
Damn! This is Criminal. :D
ReplyDeletemm-that looks so good. it is a miserable rainy evening here in nairobi-soup would be great right about now
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks so scrummy!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! I love onion soup!
ReplyDeleteprzez całą zimę marzyła i się taka klasyczna,francuska cebulowa,bo właśnie z mroźnymi,szarymi dniami kojarzy mi się najbardziej,takie swego rodzaju comfort food,ale na wiosnę..czemu nie;)
ReplyDeletepyszna!
pozdrawiam wiosennie!
I've never tired with vegetable broth, but I know that sometimes subbing in some mushrooms can replace the flavor of beef which is what traditional onion soup is made with. Gorgeous shots, I wish I had some cheesy toast and onion soup right now!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks absolutely mouth-watering! I don't have any recipes myself, but I will definitely be trying yours, as it sounds amazing. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYUM. This looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, this looks so, so delicious.
ReplyDeletemmmmm I have to try this!
ReplyDeleteWarms my tummy just looking at this!
ReplyDeleteRonnie xo
yours looks delicious. we've used this recipe a few times and it's wonderful :)
ReplyDeletehttp://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2009/02/french-onion-soup/
Your french soup looks very fresh, esp with the thyme leaves and cute little cheese toast. I recently made a version of the soup by used beef broth. It turned out pretty yum
ReplyDeleteFood is a big love of mine, in fact if you look closely at my waist you would know I love it a little bit too much ;)
ReplyDeleteJust this week I was talking about attempting to try my own hand at making French Onion Soup.
http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/25179/french+onion+soup
The link above is the recipe that inspired me - Sounds delish!
Looks lovely! Deb over at Smitten Kitchen has a great, simple French Onion Soup recipe you might like, as well as recipes for everything else wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour french onion soup looks so delicious. I plan to try this too, but in a few months because I heard it's a winter recipe & it's much too hot here right now.
ReplyDeleteThe photography too is very beautiful!