Caramelize the onions
Slice the onions into thin half-moons and cook them in the butter until caramelized.
Turkish Cuisine Soups
A delicious soup of slowly caramelized onions, finished in the oven with cheese-topped bread.
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Slice the onions into thin half-moons and cook them in the butter until caramelized.
Add the flour and keep cooking, stirring, until it smells toasted.
Pour in the meat stock a little at a time, stirring as you go.
Simmer over low heat for 20 minutes.
Top with slices of bread sprinkled with cheese, bake in the oven and serve.
Time's up! Enjoy your meal.
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