1tbspall purpose flouroptional for slight thickening
1tspHoney or Sugaroptional
Liquid & Seasonings
6cupsBeef Bone BrothBeef Broth or Meat Stock are good options too
1cupDry white wineor sub for extra broth
1tbspWorcestershire sauce
1tsptamari
2-3sprigsfresh thymeor 1 tsp dried thyme
1bay leaf
Topping
Baguette slices or crusty sourdough bread
Gruyère or Swiss Cheesethinly sliced
Instructions
Sear the Chuck Roast
Set Pressure Cooker or Instant Pot to sauté (High). Pat beef dry, season heavily with sea salt & fresh cracked black pepper. Sear 3-4 minutes per side until deeply browned. Remove and set aside. Don't rush this step as it helps to build flavor depth.
Caramelize Onions
Add your grass-fed butter and sliced onions to your pot. Sauté 12-18 minutes, stirring occasionally. Scrape up browned bits from beef. Add a pinch of salt, and 1 tsp sugar or honey to help browning.
Build the Base
Add your minced garlic and cook for 1-2 minutes. Stir in flour (if using), cook 1-2 minutes. Deglaze fully and add the white wine. Cook off white wine. Add broth, Worcestershire, tamari, thyme and bay leaf.
Return the Chuck Roast to the pot. Seal lid of Pressure Cooker.
Cooking & Finishing
Cook Soup for 60-75 minutes on high pressure (depending on size). Natural release: 15-20 minutes
Remove roast, shred with forks. Discard the bay lead, thyme stems and return shredded beef to soup.
Serve soup warm with a slice of baguette and Gruyère cheese on top of the bread.
Notes
This beef French onion soup is perfect for meal preparation to show love and care for others during times of healing, postpartum, long winters, etc. It is loaded with supportive healing nutrients and collagen from the beef bone broth.