German Onion Soup has plenty of caramelized onions, beer, bratwurst and pretzel roll croutons! YUM! It will soon become a family favorite! 

Turkey deli meat, smoked cheddar cheese, red bell pepper, and caramelized onions come together deliciously in this ultimate grilled cheese for the skillet or air fryer.

I’m not sure which part of this Fresh Tomato Tart I love the best! Is it the slices of garden fresh tomatoes and zucchini, the crunchy cornflake crust, or the layer of thyme-infused caramelized onions? 

But, I guess it really doesn’t matter which part is my favorite because all of these delicious elements are incorporated into this pretty presentation! Once you try it, you’ll also be hard pressed to decide which part is your favorite.

Imagine if you will, deeply caramelized onions (cooked in a slow cooker) with red wine, butter, beef broth and thyme until they’re sweet and pungent. The onions are stuffed into large, perfectly cooked pasta shells until they’re practically overflowing. The stuffed shells are then layered on top of toasted, garlicky French bread, topped with an abundant mixture of grated Swiss, and Gruyere cheeses, and popped into the oven, so the cheese melts into a blanket of golden, gooey, goodness…Be still my French onion loving heart!

When it comes to French Onion soup, I can’t decide what my favorite part about the soup is. Whether it’s the deep rich broth, the abundance of sweet caramelized onions, the hearty slice of bread crouton that’s soaked in the broth and floats the perfectly browned and melted cheese.

Since I love every part of the soup, I’ve incorporated every part into my recipe of French Onion Chicken, including the bread crouton that sits atop the abundance of sweet caramelized onions, and acts as a platform for the moist and meaty chicken thigh and the melted cheese! Be still my heart!!!

What do you get with you caramelize sweet onions with beef broth and thyme and then pile them on a homemade pizza crust that is also made with beef broth and thyme? You get this insanely delicious French Onion Pizza… The most popular recipe I’ve ever had on my blog is my recipe for French …

I’m going to get this admission out of the way, right out of the gate. I got this recipe for Farro and Onion Casserole from Food Network Magazine, the November 2013 edition, and I followed it exactly to the letter as far as which ingredients I used. The only thing I did switch up were …

Whenever I think about Father’s Day Feasts, I can’t help but think of grilling. To me foods cooked on the grill just speak to me of “man food” with giant steaks and burgers searing on an open flame. Can’t you just smell them already? Since being selected to participate in my first ever #SundaySupper Gallo …

The #TwelveLoaves challenge for May is…wait for it….wait for it….ONIONS! My favorite ingredient!!! So I decided to make a Caramelized Leek and Onion Focaccia, and at the last minute I decided to top it with some leftover ham I had along with some mozzarella cheese and a tangy stone ground mustard mayo sauce. The results …

This is my first time back participating with the #SRC (Secret Recipe Club) since before Christmas. It actually seems like a much longer time than just a few months, and I must say I missed it. As my first blog assignment out of the 2014 gate I was excited to be given The Wimpy Vegetarian’s blog …