This Hamburger Gravy WIll Make You Miss Lunch Ladies And Your School Cafeteria

Oct 19, 2018 by apost team

Let's be real. Gravy makes anything better. Have dry meat? Put some gravy on it. Have bland mash potatoes? Slap some delicious gravy on it. Gravy is super easy to make as well. Did I mention it's cheap too? You can never go wrong with gravy when it comes to spicing up your meals and transforming them from trash to world class.

Hamburger Gravy was a popular staple amongst school kids back in the day. Memories of lunch ladies with hair nets and gloved hands are imprinted in our minds from the elementary school times.

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Thanks to the world wide web, you can now relive your childhood memories and dig into this delicious meal. It is super quick and easy to make and requires minimal effort.

• 1 c milk
• .5 lb ground beef
• 1/4 c onion
• 1 tbs steak sauce
• 3 tbsp flour
• 1 tsp beef flavored bouillon

1. Heat up the skillet on medium-high heat

2. Place the ground beef in the skillet

3. Add in the chopped onions to the beef in the skillet

4. Stir Frequently

5. Brown the meat until there is no more pink

6. If needed, drain the meat in a strainer. Return the meat to the skillet

7. Mix the meat, flour, beef bouillon, and steak sauce

8. Slowly pour the milk in with the rest of the items

9. Cook until the sauce boils and thickens

10. Remove from the skillet and serve immediately

Optional: You can serve this with mashed potatoes and vegetables

This recipe is perfect for family dinners, broke college kids, and more. The ingredients can be found in your typical grocery store. It'll cost you less than $10 to create this fantastic meal. There are variations of what ingredients to use. Some recipes use mushroom cream soup as a staple ingredient. There is also variation in how you eat the food.

In the good old days, the meat was served on mashed potatoes. You don't have to stick to this idea, but you can add this to bread and make a sandwich. You can eat it alone. It's a great recipe that can be eaten as leftovers too.

Just because this was your favorite meal in elementary school doesn't mean you'll like it decades later. Yes, it's a sad reality many aging people face. Taste buds change approximately every seven years. Do not let that stop you from trying this recipe! You may like it even more than when you first had it. You can also let friends and family

Did you eat this meal when you were in school? If so, did you hate it or love it? And it would be fun to show it off to younger generations who didn't have this in their elementary schools.