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The as of late reported offer of Harrah's Reno — and with it the finish of the 52-year run of adored Harrah's Steak House — has placed the city as a primary concern of velvety five-onion soup, for a considerable length of time a mark offering of the café.

The dish, a raised interpretation of great French onion soup, depends on cream, as opposed to stock, and the five onions are fixings that all have a place with the onion family, including Spanish and red onions.

At the Steak House, the somewhat sweet, exceedingly rich soup lands in an emptied Caruso onion hung with softened Gruyère. In 2008, Harrah's given this adaptation to home cooks to the Reno Gazette Journal; the formula calls for soup containers rather than emptied onions.

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Harrah's Steak House five-onion soup

• 1 little leek 
• 1/2 pound margarine 
• 1 enormous Spanish onion, julienned (that is, cut into matchstick cuts) 
• 1 medium red onion, julienned 
• 4 shallots, diced finely 
• 1/2 cup scallions, cleaved and afterward isolated into two 1/4-cup divides 
• 1 tablespoon dried sweet basil 
• 1/2 teaspoon ground dark pepper 
• 1 cup generally useful flour 
• 1 cup Burgundy red wine 
• 8 cups meat stock 
• 2 cups substantial cream 
• 1 portion French bread, cut transversely into eight 1-inch thick adjusts that are toasted under oven 1 moment 
• 8 cuts Swiss cheddar 
• 8 cuts Gruyère cheddar 
• 8 (around 12-ounce) broiler safe French onion soup vessels 

Cut intense green leaves from top of leek; cut off root end where it joins the white base. From outstanding leek area, remove coarse green layers to uncover delicate green.

Cut leek down the middle the long way, pull separated layers utilizing fingers and wash leek through cool water, making a point to evacuate all earth and sand. When spotless, cut leek transversely into dainty cuts.

Preheat broiler to 450 F. In enormous stock pot over medium warmth, liquefy spread. Include leek, Spanish onion, red onion, shallots, 1/4 cup scallions, sweet basil and pepper. Sauté until onions are delicate; DO NOT dark colored onions.

Include flour and mix until smooth. Cook 1 moment, at that point include red wine, stock and cream. Carry soup to bubble, at that point lessen heat so it stews.

Cook 10 minutes, blending as often as possible so soup doesn't consume to base of pot. Scoop soup into containers, at that point top each with 1 bread garnish, 1 cut Swiss and 1 cut Gruyère.

Spot containers in broiler until cheddar is softened and cooked. Expel from broiler and uniformly top soups with staying 1/4 cup scallions. Serves 8.