Dan and I have been unwell for a few days now. While we are both on the mend, we needed something to get us solidly back on our feet. Last night, we did what we do when drastic times call for drastic measures. We cooked up a supper of Baked Onion Soup – hot, delicious, and naturally healing.
Dan cooked – I recorded the process. We made it for two, but it can easily be adjusted to serve one or more. (I often make it for myself if I happen to be alone for supper).





Supper is served!
* I make our croutons in our T-fal Air Frier by cubing a loaf of bread (preferably cheese bread), spread out the cubes on two cookie sheets. Spray with olive oil and sprinkle with shredded Parmesan Cheese and desired spices (I use seasoning salt, ground pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, and Italian seasoning). Cook in air frier, one tray at a time for 10 minutes. Remove from air frier and return to cookie sheets until cool, crisp and completely dry.
It may not be what a doctor would order – but it sure made us feel better (chest congestion is gone, sinuses are cleared, and throat is soothed) and there were no side effects! 😁
That is it for today. Take care and have a great day!
* Kat is at the vet’s for her surgery. Everything is looking good so far. They have to pull a couple of small teeth. The vet is to call back once she is done. I can’t wait to have her home. 🤗
Looks delicious! I have not had onion soup in years, but I think onions are supposed to be good for congestion? Glad you are better and that soup was good, as well as good for you!
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Thank you! Onions are supposed to be good for inflammation plus many other health benefits.
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Goes to show that we need to keep the basics of health. Good food is 1 remedy for sure. Another would be exercise. Ideally, if we do not need to take medication, so much the better.
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Soup looks amazing Anne. Hoping Kat’s surgery is a success and her recovery time is short…
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This looks so delicious, Ann Marie! So simple too. Thanks for the idea, I hope you guys feel better soon, and that Kat will be home soon. Sweet little dog!
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For sure Josie. But it sure makes you wonder why hospitals serve such horrid food.
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Thank you, Neese. Me too! She was none too happy about missing breakfast this morning. 😥
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Thanks John. It really is as easy as it gets! (you can use toast instead of croutons – I forgot to mention that). I hope Kat will be ready to come home soon as well. 💞
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It is all about the hospital budget, I suppose.
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I have some Lipton onion soup in the cupboard, wonder if that would work…
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I think I used to use it but it has so much salt in it (plus the salt in the croutons and cheese) that we switched to low sodium broth.
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I don’t know what there reasoning is but I am sure no one ever recovered from anything here by eating hospital food. And if they quit wasting money on their construction and renovations (people have no idea) they would easily fund patient care.
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Glad you are on the mend!
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Thank you!
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Looks yummy. I hope it did the trick and you are feeling better!
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Definitely much better!
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I agree!!!
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The soup sounds as lovely as your photos. Glad you are feeling better.
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Thank you, Anne! It is one of our favourites.
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That is enough to make anyone feel better. May the improvement continue
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Onions are something I put in anything they work well in. I love them raw or cooked. Your soup sounds delicious.
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Thank you, Derrick!
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Thank you, Frony! So do I – garlic not so much but only because garlic is such a bother to prepare. 🙄
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Yummy and so healing! Freshly made is the best too!! I’m so happy you are feeling better from the healing soup! YAY!! 💞 Thank you for sharing, I would be the only one in my family eating this particular soup. 😉
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I make it just for me if Dan is not home for supper. I love it
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I may have to make it for myself, that’s a great idea!!
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It is so easy!
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You are welcome Anne. I agree with you on the garlic.
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