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My Aunt Millie always ordered French onion soup when we went out to eat and now, I understand why.
Nothing brings a family together better than food. When I was a little girl my mom would often have family and friends over for Sunday dinner. These dinners were big and would remind someone of the holidays. Mom would always make a pot of her famous French onion soup. Everyone loved this soup. Even I, who hated onions, loved my mom’s french onion soup. Isn’t that wild?
To this day, I still enjoy chowing down on French onion soup which is why I’m sharing this delightful recipe with all of you.
Are you ready to get your hands on this amazing recipe? Wait no longer, my friend! Simply hop on over to the next page and let’s get cooking!
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Quick Tip: You can serve french onion soup with either croutons or bread.
