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Big Appetites, Little Clams: The New York Times in 60 Seconds


  • Are all those starlets really big eaters, or do they just play them on TV?
  • Speaking of skinny, get a load of all these razor clams.
  • That glass of Côtes du Rhônes has a mild aftertaste of...what is it? Oh yes: climate change.
  • Bar Basque is a conundrum: much to enjoy about the food, little to enjoy about the restaurant.
  • How does a classic Belgian cookie somehow morph into an international incident? Like this.

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Cooking with Cotes du Rhone: French Onion soup

french onion soup with cotes du rhoneI can't remember ever having a French onion soup that I loved. Sure, it was a dish I'd eat without complaint. But never have I longed for a cheese-crusted bowl of sweet oniony butteriness. Until now.

I was idly flipping through Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home, my favorite coffee table cookbook, when I came across this recipe. I had a huge bag of onions and I was intrigued: evidently, Jacques preferred white wine for "extra flavor" in his onion soup, while Julia Child preferred red. As I identify more with Julia than Jacques - and I had a bottle of red wine at the ready - I figured, why not? Off went my hubby to the market to get Gruyere, and some more wine, just for good measure.

Little did I know I was only an hour away from addiction.

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Filed under: Raves & Reviews, Spirited Cooking Day, Ingredients, Books

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