Baked onion soup is a staple at steakhouses, but at Redwood Steakhouse and Brewery, their kolsch is added. It’s topped with croutons and melted cheeses.
In 2 quart sauce pot melt butter over medium heat and add onions, stirring occasionally for 10 minutes. Add beef and chicken base along with seasoning and sherry. After all seasonings are well mixed add water and beer, and bring to a simmer. Simmer soup until onions are translucent or for 30-40 minutes.
Portion soup into oven safe bowls add croutons on top, and cover with provolone, and cheddar jack cheese. Place in oven and melt cheese until brown (5-8 minutes).
Kristen Kuchar has been writing about the beverage industry for 15 years for a variety of national publications including VinePair, Zymurgy, The Beer Connoisseur, Craftbeer.com, Beer Advocate, Brew Your Own, Thirst Colorado, All About Beer, DRAFT, and dozens more. She is a Certified Beer Server and has a Level 1 Wine Certification with the Wine & Spirit Education Trust while continuing to pursue further wine and beverage education.
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