FRENCH ONION SOUP | Pantry Preservation & Pressure Canning
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Our stash of onions in the basement pantry is starting to sprout - so it's time to pull them out and preserve them before they go bad. We sliced up about 20 cups worth and placed them into our Roaster oven and began the caramelization process - so we could turn them into French Onion Soup! In the end, it yielded about 16 pints of wonderful savory soup. The remainder of the onions, we chopped and placed into a freezer back for cold storage. The soup turned out absolutely amazing. There's a LOT of onions in it though, so if you prefer your onion soup to have less "meat" to it, you can easily cut down on the amount of onions used. Or increase the both and other seasonings accordingly. Below is a breakdown of ingredients used - if you want to know the process watch the video ♥
20 Cups Sliced Onions
1/2 Cup Butter
2 Tbsp Oil
1 1/2 Tsp Salt
1 Tsp Pepper
1 1/2 Tbsp Brown Sugar
2 Cups White Wine
2 Tbsp Worcestershire
1 Tbsp Liquid Aminos
2 Tbsp Balsamic Vinegar
2 Bay Leaves
2 Gallons Beef Broth
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The next time you chop a lot of onions place a small fan to one side of the cutting board to blow the onion scent away from you. I do this and can chop for an hour with no tears. Works like a charm!
Awe! Thank you for the tip
Also rinsing your knife in between helps.
My husband told me to do the same thing last week after I canned some Sweet Onion Jam! I will be doing that my next batch of chopping onions!
I do this too. I used to hate chopping onions.
LIFE HACK ! Omg thank you!
I'm almost 60, and my dad is reaching 80. He loves French onion soup in his meatloaf, he also enjoys it as a salisbury steak sauce. Both are delicious might want to give them a try.
Use a jar of the soup instead of water to cook rice. Delicious!
This onion soup does look very delicious, perfect for winter. Rachel I would.like to share a little information I've learned about the outer skins.of onions incase you don't know. The skins of onions have great health benefits to not just us but house plants and in your garden. Onion skins contain quercetin which is full of antioxidants and tryptophan which is full of vitamin A,C,E and more. Tryptophan helps the body make Melatonin and Serotonin. Melatonin helps regulate the sleep - wake- cycle and Serotonin helps regulate appetite, sleep, mood and pain. The liver also uses tryptophan to produce niacin which is Vitamin B3 which is needed for energy, metabolism and DNA production. Also a little about PURPLE fruits and vegetables that they are extremely good for your health. Purple fruits and vegetables are rich in Anthocyanins which are natural plant pigments that provide foods with their unique color. Anthocyanins can also benefit in brain health, help lower inflammation and fight cancer and heart disease. I know this is a lot of information but really wanted your to know just how important those onion skins are and in hopes you'd share this information. I'm a new subscriber to your channel and I would like to say you really seem like you're a lovely wonderful hearted woman. Many blessings Missouri Wrightchk
Great info Christy! So… how do you recommend using the skins? I have dehydrated and powered my onions… could I just use then in the powder?
@@dih1268 I use my skins when I make a bone broth. Gives the broth a rich dark color also.
For plant food....put some skins in jar...handful cover with water let sit over night....plant food.........health benefits...drink as tea at night before bed.....put some skins in cup pour over hot water let seep for 10 min....add honey if you like and drink.
Thanks for sharing 😁
WOW THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL INFORMATION. I put my onion peels in a ziplock then use for canning awesome broth. Watching from Beautiful Southern Iowa ❤️
The first French Onion Soup canning video I ever saw, was by Heather, “The Kneady Homesteader”.
I had watched her for quite a while prior to the accident, and I try to support her channel any way I can; she, her husband and 2 of their kids were in a tragic accident on Valentines Day 2021, and her husband was killed, she had horrific injuries and the 2 kids were not spared.
I haven’t tried it, but French Onion Soup is on my list to put on my shelf.
I love canning soups! Funny story, I cooked down my chopped onions in my crock pots one year when I was canning french onion soup. The smell of onions literally woke us up in the middle of the night and we had to move the cookers out to the garage. I didn't think the onion smell would ever go away! LOL
We did the same thing when dehydrating onions.
I don’t mind the smell of the onions cooking down or drying but I didn’t want it stuck in my furniture, clothing or carpet
I love that you tell people that there are multiple uses for your canned goods, I would not have thought about using French onion soup in my stew Or pot roast… I will now. Thanks Rachel and Todd
Would be good in stroganoff too!
So so good to see you again. Todd did a good job when you were gone. Love to watch you cook and can. Missed you.
I'm so glad to have you back on the channel. I loved all of Todd's videos - he did a great job, but you were missed. God's blessings on this new year.
When my grandma had several onions starting to sprout, she would clean them, of course, cut them and boil them with just S and P. She drain them well and cover with a cheese sauce. Wonderful side dish.
This has to be my most favorite thing to can and cook with. I have seriously fallen in love with onions.
I slice my onions in my food processor ! Makes quick work!
Hi Rachel. I live onion soup. Had it one day while I was with a client. She also makes onion soup all the time. When I left her on March 31, she was very sick with a fever. I went to pick up my stuff and had to leave quickly. I still miss her very much. She was a kind soul. I one day too will make onion soup. Thank you for sharing Rachel. God Bless you and Todd. Stay safe and healthy. Maria. 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🧅🧅🧅🧅🧅🍛🍛🍛🍛
Your husband is so sweet. Cooking with you and helping. So adorable he was smelling it. I bet it smells amazing! I will be making french onion soup today and I am going to try your recipe ❤
Beef bone in crock pot, French onion soup this weekend, along with mushroom green onion soup.
Watching 11/30/22 from Beautiful Southern Iowa. This looks so yummy, nice your husband helps.
I love how you both work together. So sweet!
OMG. A bowl of this with a freshly baked baguette? Life is great!
I carmelize in the crockpot overnight, then dehydrate. They are a delicious addition to lots of things. Especially burgers on the grill.
I dry my onions upside down, plat them when dry and then hang around our kitchen and dining room. It enables you to check them all the time when passing! I used to store them the way you do, but platting is far easier storage. Weird thing, I made French onion soup two days before your video came out. Well done!
Such a great idea, awesome job. I already use french onion soup in pot roast, and beef stew. Just pour a jar in and voila. Eliminate lipton onion soup packets. I'm going to start my onion seeds today, so I can set them out, hopefully in mid march or april? Idk, but I'm bound and determined.
I just watched this again a couple weeks ago and said I need to do this. Went down the road to Blocks and got a 50 lb bag of onions for 21.99!! (Potatoes were 19.99 for 50 lbs!). Making some of this next week for the pantry and storing the rest. This recipe looked soooo good.
I’ve been counting for two years now could be three. Last year was my first year of doing the onions, caramelizing and making onion soup. Hi love Sutton Daze RUclips channel I’ll watch her face clean and now we’ve got another person. But I walls in the notification line New World, RUclips channels from you as long as you’re still up and running I don’t even know that yet. thank you that was a really good episode. You have a blessed weekend, today is February 24, 2023
Well I just made this today to keep for gravy base and pot roasts but after tasting it; I actually could eat this as it was intended for soup! It's never been a favorite for soup but this is amazing. Even my husband, who dislikes soup in general, said "this is REALLY good"! Thank you guys for sharing this recipe and your homestead with us all. I truly appreciate you
I am definitely adding this to the list this year. My goal for my 2023 garden is to do more gardening with a purpose. I tend to just plant and wing it. Thank you for sharing!
Welcome home! Know you had an amazing holiday with that precious new baby!
Oh my goodness, Rachel! I just made this soup this morning. It is unbelievably good!!! It’s the best french onion soup I’ve ever had. Thank you so much! ❤
So good!
Hey there, Rachel, I'm making French Onion Soup for dinner tonight ...lol Always enjoy my visits with you,thank you
My husband purchased my All American Canner in July for my Christmas present this year. Absolutely love it! Used it more than I thought I would with my small garden. But definitely worth every penny. Thanks for this video. Might just have to grab some onions out of my pantry and give it a whirl. Thanks again for all of the inspiration.
Using it for Gravy is amazing
Looks amazing! I noticed when Todd poured the beef broth into the roaster how beautifully dark the broth was. That is a real key to a delicious rich tasting french onion soup! Mine never comes out that dark. I will definitely have to try Gordon's. I love this soup and now I'm craving it!
It's got a pretty good flavor. That little jar, makes 5 gallons worth.
Rachel you should try the slicing attachment on a food processor. It makes quick work on slicing onions. Love your channel!
Thanks for this one! I have onions waiting to be processed now. The only ingredient I don't have is white wine...oh well. Drooling as I watch, and so many uses, I took my beef broth out of the freezer to thaw and boom! Hubby will be happy with this and I'll have more out of the freezer. You're awesome! We're moving and I'm trying to empty the freezers.
Canning never stops. After Christmas made ham bean soup, canned the leftovers 5 quarts. Cleaned out the frig, carrots, celery, onions and garlic from the pantry and all the spices.
Hope to get 7 quarts of veg stock canned. Thanks for the onion soup video, glad you had happy holidays. Happy canning, Tom, Grants Pass Oregon.
The onion soup looks devine Rachel, yum! I made your caramelized onions, they were amazing. I will so be making this. Beef chunks dreaded in flour in an instant pot with a pint of this sounds awesome Todd! Thanks so much for sharing!
I light a couple candles and put a bowl of water on my counter. Never cry any more
That’s right! Canning never stops! Rachel this recipe looks amazing. I love the addition of liquid aminos. I’ll be adding this to the pantry, next.
When ever I cook I save any ends or peels or vegetables that are looking a little old till full
stockpile of frozen vegetable scraps such as clean ends & tops of celery, squash, onion skins and ends and outer layer of the onion, root vegetable tops . outer leaves of cauliflower and cabbage, mushroom stems ⦁ Here are some other ideas for vegetable scraps you could use depending on the season: asparagus ends, green bean ends, carrot peels, fennel stalks and bottoms, pea pods, chard and kale stalks, cucumber peels, zucchini peels and ends, dried mushrooms, herb stems such as parsley, oregano, thyme and cilantro
I also save any bones from roasted or from COSTCO or a local grocery stores have Roasted chicken for $5.00 I buy 2 take them home and take all the meat off the chicken and either freeze the bones or make broth/stock as soon as possible in my crock pot. I love to combine all my frozen vegetable scraps with the chicken bones and make a really great broth!
Root to Stalk Vegetable Broth Homemade broth is one of those things that is SO worth it, but can feel like such an effort. We love this root to stalk broth because you can save up all your vegetable scraps in a non-reactive freezer container and make it when you have an extra hour in the kitchen. Our favorite part about this broth is that you get to use the parts of the vegetable you might normally compost, so it's like making delicious broth for free!
Root to Stalk Vegetable Broth Homemade broth
Serves: makes approximately 1 gallon broth Ingredients
Wash everything really well scrub carrots and potatoes, wipe mushrooms well!
Peels, ends, and cores
mushroom stems
⦁ 3-4 leeks, green parts and ends
⦁ 1 bunch of carrots, tops and bottoms plus 3 whole carrots (remove large parts of green)
⦁ 1 zucchini, roughly chopped
⦁ 1 bunch of celery, tops and bottoms and leaves
peapods
corn cobs
⦁ 1 large onion, quartered or 3 onions tops and bottoms
⦁ 1 handful parsley
⦁ 1 handful thyme
⦁ 2 cloves garlic, peeled Instructions
Directions:
⦁ Dump your vegetable roots and stalks in a large pot. Fill the pot until the water just about covers the vegetables. (The ratio here is about 4 cups water to 3 cups vegetable scraps). Turn the heat to high and bring to a boil, then turn the heat down and simmer for 40 minutes to an hour. ⦁ After the cooking time is up, place a colander over another large pot and strain the broth into the new pot. Season with salt and pepper to taste. The broth will keep in the fridge for up to a week, or freeze for several months. ⦁ You can also make this broth with whole celery, carrots, onions and whatever else you have, so if you don't
END OF THE MONTH SOUP
Never say you can't make a homemade soup. I put left over green beans, carrots, and potatoes, and other vegetables, cooked beans in a container in the freezer with on top label with start date. When I want to make soup, I get this container out and dump into a big pan. Add some tomato juice or broth, left over roast of ant kind or left over chicken de-boned. I like to add to this an onion soup mix and macaroni.
Would love to have an All American canner but I am so grateful to have my little presto! But who know what the future holds.... if nothing else at least some of this delicious looking french onion soup will be placed on my shelf! It looks so yummy. when you and your hubby were smelling it I was so wanting a sniff. LOL
OMGOODNESS Rachel I've GOT to make this... We love french onion soup... I found this video from your what's for dinner video just now. I'm definitely saving this one to can up this Fall ☺️☺️. Everyone stay safe and God Bless you and your family from middle GA 🙏 Kendra
This version of French onion soup for canning looks the best for me... Just enough of the rebel added into the recipe, and will make the difference for me when I make this 😘👍
Oh! I can't wait to see how you use this soup in recipes!
Happy todo this onion canning video
You all are the sweetest people! God bless you. I am also from Michigan and I enjoy learning from you on canning/gardening/off grid stuff. This looks so delicious and I can’t wait to try it out. Thank you💜💜
I love French onion soup and never thought about canning it!
As it happens, I’ve still got organic onions to process, about 40 lbs, that I’ve been putting off. Thank you for the motivation to get moving! 💞
I am SOOOOO behind on my youtube subscriptions! Almost nonstop visitors for almost two months and it just is not possible to sit and watch with my coffee when there are guests....wonderful to have them of course but now I have some serious binging to do to catch up. Lovely to see your faces again :) xxx
Happy to have you back, missed you
I missed you! So glad you had time with your grandbaby and glad to see you back!
Thank you so much!
French Onion soup was one of the first things I canned. We use it more as a gravy base. Looks delicious Rachel. Be so blessed.
Just an FYI, the soup bones I got with my beef were not just bones. They were primarily meet. If you are expecting just bones that may not be what you got.
Yeah, I know it'll have meat on them. It'll make for some extra yummy broth ♥
My favorite way to use this is to do dirty rice in the oven. Uncooked rice, butter and a jar of French onion soup and bake for an hour. It's heaven!!!
I love that you have a helper 💕 ☺️
You can also use the onion scraps for onion powder. Put them k the oven on a low temp till they are dry and find them.
I did caramelized Onions to can last season and we really like them...now on to Onion soup! Thanks!
Oh yummy goodness!
Looks so Good!! I just invested in another 22 quart cooker and loving it. We just picked up our half of beef and did 44 quarts of beef broth so good also I’m freeze drying most of it. Glad to see you back and looking forward to more videos thanks for sharing..
I'm not a fan of onion soup however I look forward to watching the ideas you come up with for using your preservation of French Onion Soup. I'm watching the collab so look forward to your upcoming canning video contribution. ~K
I just got my pressure canner for Christmas, I made a batch of bone broth and a batch of beef stew...I can't wait too do more.This is definitely on my list
Welcome to the club ♥
Watching this video again as a refresher before I begin my French Onion soup canning adventure tomorrow. It has been at least 3 or 4 years since I've canned a batch of it and want to have it back on the pantry shelf again. Today I've done multi-processes of beef bones in the Instant Pot to get that part ready. My garden is on sabbath so I purchased sweet onions and some red wine (instead of the white wine from the Ball recipe) and have those sauteed and ready to be reheated tomorrow for the recipe assembly. Just from taste-testing it I did add four tablespoons of brown sugar to my batch and thought that really helped balance it. Boy, it smells so good in here and has made me really hungry too late at night, haha. Hoping that I'll be able to get more than one full quart-jar canner load made. Thank you Rachel, for showing how you processed this delicious meal in a jar
Hi there, came across your channel this evening, here in NZ. Watched you can your French onion soup. Yummo, I love FOS. So many good ideas for using it as you were saying. My son and I had a FOS cook off last year. I won. He's 33 and a very good cook too, but he thinks his mistake was taking the onions a little too far. Anyway, needless to say we both love it. Can't wait to spend 2022 following your channel. Happy New Year!
Congratulations to you both on your new, beautiful grandchild. Rachel, good to see you back from your visit. You were missed but Todd, you did have some great videos while Rachel was gone, as always. I tried making french onion soup to can but used a crockpot and it was a total fail. From watching your video, I don't think the crockpot got hot enough to carmelize the onions and it drastically affected the taste. Your video has inspired me to try again. Looking forward to other ways you use the french onion soup in your cooking. Thank you both for putting out such wonderful content. 💕😊Francine
I made you French Onion soup and it is wonderful. I don't think it will make it till the winter. Love all of your videos.
Maybe even better then some restaurants, I’m sure
I did this last year. Plan to pull one out for dinner tomorrow.
I love French onion soup! I can't wait to make a big batch to can! I like to use 2 or 3 types of onions. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe and methods ❤❤
!!! As soon as I got notification everything stopped and I'm watching you...missed u!!! Bye from Sequim WE
Thank you. My sister and I were just talking about French onion soup. I would love to can up a batch and bless her with it 😊
French onion is the best soup I love it with cheesey garlic bread floating in the middle 😊
Oh my gosh! We have now added this to our list for canning this year.
I was thinking it would be great for hamburger steak and mashed potatoes!! I watched your video on "green onion powder" Just put them in the dehydrator. Can't wait to see how it turns out. Thanks for sharing as always!!!
Thank You for coming bac to Canuary...I love soup so this is great.
Looks delicious. Thyme is the magic ingredient to really good French onion soup. Give it a try. I bet you'll like it!
WoW, another great recipe Rachel! I had an over abundance of onions this year and the sweet onions were showing signs of needing attention. After freezing, dehydrating I was going to carmalize some and came across this video. It was perfect! I used better than beef bouillon to make the beef broth and I am very pleased on the flavour profile. Just had some for dinner and a winner! Thank you for sharing 🤗💕.
I’m going to try this !!! Love French onion soup…. I would love to try this in a small batch with chicken bone broth because one of my dons can’t eat beef …. He loves onion so hopefully he will like it in chicken
Im canning this today to make some rice with bacon ad this as a its base! Absolutely delicious’
I've missed you .. I too had a terrible onion year. Year before I had so many onions!! I braided so many and gave away them. I wished I' d made your carmalized onions then !!! I will grow my new ones this year in a totally different area for sure. I love all the comments. I'll put a fan by my chopping area. I'll use my food processor to quickly chop my onions. I do use the chopping device you are using here for daily use and I use it to chop up celery. Thanks so much for shopping how easy it is to can all sorts of things. You quietly tell us what to do. I don't feel rushed.
Happy New Year!
Good to know Jennifer.
I'm anxious to make this. Thank you
I have canned this before but I really enjoy watching you guys make it.
Awesome. I've always wondered if canning french onion Soup was possible. 👍🏽 thank you so much.
Thank you Grandma Rachel and Grandpa Todd! Happy new year.
Yummy! 😋Wish I could smell it!
I love using my roasters! They hold so much. A drawback to roasting pans, the heat comes in from the sides.
Thank you! I hadn’t thought of canning French Onion Soup!♥️
A little tip I learned from social media was to wear swim goggles while chopping onions. I even bought my own 'onion goggles' that dont leave the kitchen.
Yum
Michigsn Marcia here. Can't wait to try this recipe. Pressure canner on my wish list.
This looks like something I would like to know how to make 30 years ago when I was canning a lot now I'm not canning quite so much but I will probably still do it if I have a good onion harvest. At the time I was canning I really needed this for an additive to my cooking and even probably could have snuck in some as French onion soup but I never thought of it as an additive to recipes at the time I can definitely see the idea about the stew meat or stew chunks I'm also wondering about as kind of a base in some Oriental applications lo mein stir fry sauce I don't have a lot of garden room anymore but I mean make run to the farmers market or a local farmer if I get a chance this year and make this work. Thanks for sharing looks yummy and I could almost smell it from here. Take care of both of you
My mouth is watering, I can almost taste it. As soon as I get over this cold. (Not covid rapid test and PCR! Just a rotten cold) I am going to make a big pot. Hubby can go pick up the bread and cheese.
YUM! I made some with you the last time you made it. Love having it available for a real quick meal.
Rachel, I think your next big investment is to re-do your stove and get a pot filler. I'd love one myself. You make huge amounts of stuff and bringing those huge pots from the sink to the stove can get old real fast when your tired, or even if your not. Just thought I'd mention that to ya. Keep up the wonderful work.
I love your cozy house has so much character 😍
This looks fabuulous! I might use this to make a gravy for a pork roast with pan drippings.
Loved the recipe I changed up the wine with brandy and used dark rye bread and swiss got 18 pints. Thank you from SC be safe and stay well up there.We are hot and busy in the south dont know if we make it up to Flat Rock this yr. For sure graduation next yr. God bless
I use mine for not only soup but pan fry pork chops then simmer in my FO soup. Delish!
This is going to have to be a 'must make' for my canning list. We never have sales on onions here in Alaska, but it will still be worth doing. Thank you!
Never canned onion soup but we love it so should do a canner full.
We love beans!! Such a great way to have beans ready all the time. I usually cook big pots of beans and freeze them. Can’t wait to start canning them like this. Thanks Rachel.
Thank you Rachel, you have inspired me! Plan to start canning this year for the first time.
I love this! Just got a pressure canner and am eager to get going! Thank you for inspiring me to be brave!
Okay we couldn't wait and made a half batch today using a chuck roast and sweet onions. This is wonderful! We won't can any now but definitely will be. We've already been into the soup.
Plan on making and canning this real soon, definitely looks yummy
It's so good!