FOODIE BEAUTY AND THE BEAST FRENCH ONION SOUP RECIPE AND MUKBANG
2020-10-13 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 22 min
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) cooks Laura's Kitchen French onion soup, showing step-by-step prep—caramelizing onions, adding beef broth, Worcestershire sauce, and flour—then assembles baguette and shredded Gouda (would have used Gruyere), broils the topped soup, and eats it in a mukbang-style video while chatting about Beauty and the Beast, comfort food, and immunity-boosting items. She mentions freezing extra portions, thanks viewers for subscribers, and signs off in costume.
Video guide
- 0:00 — Intro and theme (Beauty and the Beast)
- 2:13 — Recipe start: melting butter and slicing onions
- 2:27 — Caramelizing onions and preparing baguette
- 3:43 — Adding broth, flour, and seasonings; simmering
- 5:02 — Assembling bowls with baguette and cheese; broiling
- 6:59 — Mukbang: tasting soup, pickles, and commentary
- 9:28 — Discussion: Disney/Beauty and the Beast and personal anecdotes
- 12:22 — Wrap-up, freezing leftovers, and sign-off
People, places, food, and other named details
- Pet — Pete: Referenced as someone (likely a pet) who will enjoy Thanksgiving leftovers.
- Cuisine — French: Cuisine style of the featured dish (French onion soup).
- Food — French onion soup: Prepared and eaten on camera using Laura's Kitchen recipe.
- Food — baguette: Sliced, toasted under the broiler and rubbed with fresh garlic; placed on top of the soup before broiling.
- Food — Gouda: Shredded Gouda used as the cheese topping; speaker notes preference for Gruyere but used Gouda due to grocery availability.
- Food — Gruyere: Named as the ideal cheese for the recipe but not available at the speaker's store.
- Food — pickles: Eaten during the mukbang alongside the soup; speaker mentions fermented foods are good for immune system.
- Food — onions: Three large sweet onions sliced and caramelized as the base for the soup.
- Food — butter: Four tablespoons melted in the pot to begin cooking the onions.
- Food — beef broth: Whole container added to the caramelized onions as the soup base.
- Food — Worcestershire sauce: Added as a replacement for wine in the recipe; mentioned by speaker.
- Food — flour: Added to the onions to thicken the soup; speaker notes she added it later than instructed.
- Food — garlic: Fresh garlic clove is used to rub the baguette for flavor.
- Food — rosemary: Added to the onions while cooking; aroma noted in eating segment.
- Food — apple cider: Mentioned as a drink the speaker has that day and as an alternative ingredient (apple cider vinegar mentioned earlier).
- Product — immunity gummies: Supplements the speaker says she is taking (zinc, elderberry, echinacea included in description).
- Organization — Laura's Kitchen: Source of the recipe referenced and linked in the description; not shown on camera.
- Product — Torrid costume/dress: Speaker mentions wearing a costume/dress from Torrid with a Chip design.
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