Cream of Vidalia Onion Soup
Submitted by ro3be3rt
Creamy Vidalia onion soup with that famously sweet Georgia onion flavor, simmered in chicken broth and milk with a splash of cream. A 30-minute Southern soup that’ll steal the show.
YIELD
6 servingsPREP
15 minCOOK
15 minREADY
30 minIf you’ve ever bitten into a raw Vidalia onion and marveled at how sweet it is, just wait until you taste what happens when you simmer those beauties into soup.
This creamy Vidalia onion soup comes together in about 30 minutes using a simple double-boiler technique that keeps everything silky smooth.
Sautéed onions fold into a milk-and-broth base thickened with a quick roux, then finished with a splash of cream and fresh green onions for a little bite.
It’s Southern comfort food at its most elegant.
Pro Tips
- Vidalia onions are key here; regular yellow onions won’t give you the same natural sweetness.
- A double boiler prevents the milk from scorching, but you can use a heavy-bottomed pot on low heat if you stir constantly.
- Don’t skip the green onion garnish; that sharp, fresh flavor cuts right through the richness.
- For a smoother soup, hit it with an immersion blender before adding the cream.
Ingredients
Directions
Melt 2 tablespoons of margarine in top of double boiler.
Add flour and mix well.
Add milk and chicken stock.
Beat with wire whip to blend together and keep smooth.
Sauté onions in 4 tablespoons of margarine, 3 minutes.
Add to soup mixture and cook 15 minutes.
Add salt, pepper, green onions and cream.
Stir to blend and serve.
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