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French Onion Soup – a traditional recipe. Love this time of year. Our temperatures have slightly dropped.  The sun is not as intense.  The mornings are cooler as well as our evenings. Soup is just calling my name this time of the year and onion soup makes it to the top of my favorite soups to make. Warm, savory, easy, and flavorful made with beef stock, wine, and loads of onions.  And, do not forget, topped with loads of cheese over French baguette slices. Heavenly! My version of the French onion soup recipe is very rich and sustaining due to the oxtail, the toasted bread, and loads of cheese that accompany it. I added the oxtail to give the store-bought broth a richer flavor. Another big component for the success of this onion soup is slicing your onions very thinly versus chunks, they will caramelize better. Caramelize the onions with care and do not rush this step. You want your onions to gently release their natural juices and cook the onions evenly. I love to mix two kinds of onions:  yellow and sweet Vidalia. Not fond of the pungent of the white, however, is my choice. I also used red onions and the only suggestion I have is to taste and you will have to season with a bit more salt as the onions are sweeter when cooking.