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Basler Mehlsuppe / Basler Flour Soup
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
Meats, Dairy
Swiss
10
Servings
INGREDIENTS
2 7/8
oz
Margarine
1 3/8
lb
Onion; cut in strips
7 1/8
oz
Flour, white
10 1/2
c
Beef bouillon
7/8
c
Red wine
1
Salt, pepper; to taste
3 1/3
oz
Sprinz (or other swiss cheese); shredded
INSTRUCTIONS
STEP ONE:
~ cut onion in fine strips - roast flour in a pan in the oven by great heat
until dark brown - cold dwon flour
STEP TWO:
~ roast onion and margarine - stir in flour, mix well - cold down a little
bit - stir in consomme (or bouillon) , stir well - add red wine, boil for
one hour - carefully puree the soup in a blender at low speed until very
smooth - return to the pot and adjust the salt and pepper - serve with
shredded Sprinz
NOTES : Swiss national speciality
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