Quick and easy homemade Eazy Onion and Ale Gravy, a great addition to many meals. Forget gravy granules this tastes so much better! Onions are soft and delicious and the ale gives an especially great flavour!
Eazy Onions? What are they…..
We didn’t spell it wrong. The name of this Eazy Onion and Ale Gravy comes from the product we used to make it!
Eazy Fried Onions are such a time saver!! Fantastic product can’t recommend enough, perfect for any dish that calls for softly sauteed onions. To get onions to a melt in the mouth softness yourself, takes a lot of tears, chopping. Not to mention, the 20 minutes of cooking time! Found in most supermarkets usually, down the same aisle as tinned vegetables. I picked mine up from my local Morrisons.
In addition to speeding up the process of chopping Onions. It also makes our gravy so simple & quick to make yet still so delicious at the same time.
Check out the college below, to see how good they are. 1/2 a tin is equal to approx 3 small onions. Store the other half for up to 4 days in an airtight container. You can adjust the amount of onion if you prefer a smoother gravy?
What to serve Onion Gravy with?
We made this gravy to go with our Steak and Doom Bar Pie and garlic mash.
However, you can use with many recipes you cook at home.
Alternative gravy ingredients?
Alternatively, try switching the Ale & Thyme for Red Wine & Rosemary for extra richness to go with Roast dinners.
In like manner, if doing a roast dinner you can substitute some of the cooking juices from your roast joint in place of the beef stock. Making your Eazy Onion and Ale Gravy even tastier!
Eazy Onion and Ale Gravy
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1/2 Tin of Eazy Onions or use 3 Onions diced and sauteed in Olive oil for 20 mins
- 1 tbsp plain flour
- 200 ml (just under 1 cup) of Doom Bar Ale or any ale of your choice
- 2 tsp Macetilla sherry vinegar or balsamic vinegar
- 2 sprigs of thyme
- 2 Bay leaves
- 500 ml (2 1/4 cup) Beef stock
Instructions
- Heat up 1/2 tin of Eazy Onion's for 2 minutes in a pan (or saute 3 onions in olive oil on low heat for 20 minutes).
- Add flour stir to coat onions, then add ale, sherry vinegar, thyme & bay leaves.
- Turn up heat and reduce liquid by half, about 2 minutes.
- Whisk in the beef stock bring to the boil and cook for 6 minutes.
- Check thickness, if you like it thicker cook for 2 minutes longer, on the other hand, if too thick add a splash of water.Remove thyme sprigs and bay leaves, season well.
Nutrition
Why not search for Eazy Onions in the search bar, for ideas of what to do with the other 1/2 tin you have left! Such as beef and red wine stew with dumplings
Did you know that these Eazy Fried Onions were also featured in Delia Smiths cookbook, How to Cheat at Cooking? As well as plenty of other great cheating products. We are always looking for good quality products to help speed up our meal times without affecting the taste.
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