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450–600 ml
Easy
By Gary Rhodes
Published 1999
The first ‘gravy’ was a sweet, spicy sauce, but it had become a brown sauce, made by browning beef in fat before stewing it, by Elizabethan times. For a classic Great British onion gravy I use a good, reduced beef stock (jus) and the sweet-savouriness of slowly caramelized onions, capturing all of their natural flavours which do nothing but increase in strength as the gravy cooks.
This method holds a lot fewer ingredients, and at the same time carries a lot more depth and fla