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Basler Mehlsuppa
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CORWYNN DARKHOLME
"This is a Swiss favorite, a heartening bowl of this soup is always very welcomed. The basis of this Basel soup is toasted flour."
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Ingredients
servings 293Original recipe yields 4 servings
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- In another pan, saute onions in butter. When transparent, blend them into the flour. Gradually add the beef stock, the wine and the salt and pepper to taste. Cook gently, stirring frequently, for about 30 minutes.
- Put a slice of bread in each person's bowl with a good sprinkling of cheese on top. Pour soup into each bowl and serve at once.
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1/1/2011
so good! like french onion soup, but up side down. super easy to make, and was a great appetizer at our swiss themed dinner party!! would make again!
10/7/2000
Basel Toasted Flour Soup may have an off-putting name, but it is tasty, hearty, and traditionally eaten (but not exclusively) after "Morgenstreich" (around 6 a.m) at the Basle, Switzerland Fastn...
11/28/2005
This soup is amazing, very easy to make, taste is out of this world and it looks great too. The only thing I changed was to toast the bread with garlic and butter before topping with cheese and...
1/7/2006
I used vegetable broth instead of beef. This soup was surprisingly good!
11/5/2008
This was very tasty. Not sure why but it reminded me of gravy. However, very warm and comforting.