French Onion Soup




Chef Tom fires up the Yoder Smokers YS640s Pellet Grill for a beefy, cheesy, rich French Onion Soup featuring a Creekstone Farms prime beef short rib for added goodness!

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*** TIME STAMPS ***
00:00 Intro
01:08 Knifework
02:47 Caramelizing the Onions
04:34 Making the Stock
09:29 Building the Soup
10:58 Toasting the Baguette
12:53 Putting Everything Together
13:48 Broiling the Cheese
15:11 Let’s Have a Taste
16:07 Outro

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26 replies
  1. La Grenouille Rose
    La Grenouille Rose says:

    Je suis française et je suis choquée de voir que vous parlez de notre soupe à l'oignon alors que jamais au grand jamais on met du xerès, de la Worcestershire sauce et de la viande de boeuf ou autre dans notre plat national. Pas plus qu'on met de l'huile d'olive sur les tranches de baguette…

    Avec tous ces ajouts elle perd toutes ses vertues thérapeutiques. Sans parler du fait qu'elle perd aussi le goût qu'elle est supposée avoir.

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  2. Jim Doyle
    Jim Doyle says:

    Just made this on my Weber kettle, the wife was doing holiday baking inside and I didn’t want to kill the holiday smell with onions! Turned out pretty good, it was a hit, thanks again for the inspiration!

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  3. Alex Cue
    Alex Cue says:

    I love that you’re taking classic recipes and putting a bbq twist on them. Are you familiar with something called “rillons”? It’s a classic French preparation for pork belly that used to be pretty common in southeast Louisiana. It is not easy to find recipes for. It’s like pork belly candy. Basically, it’s pork belly burnt ends in a red wine caramel sauce.

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