Reviewed: Feb. 16, 2012

My whole family loved it!

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Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2012

This was absolutely deelish!!! I ended up using only 2 cups of milk and instead of onion salt, I used garlic salt. Wow, I WILL be making this again!!!

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Emzyjeanie

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Brookfield, Vermont, USA

Living In: Parma Heights, Ohio, USA

Reviewed: Jan. 4, 2012

Made this for dinner 2night and the kids & I LOVED it, even my finicky 3 & 1/2 year old found no fault with it and my 18 month old son gobbled it up as did his father when he got home. Not one speck was left! Now I did tweek slightly, I cooked 1 Lb gr beef with 1 onion diced (though this was not mentioned in the directions I am sure that was what was intended since it is listed in the ingredients) and 3 cloves garlic crushed. I added lots of fresh ground pepper and kosher salt & slightly more flour and more milk in hopes this would be left overs for lunch, LOL- until my husband ate it ALL!!

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braveleesy

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2011

I liked this recipe, but I doctored it a bit. I fried up the ground beef in a bit of the bacon grease I had left over from the morning's breakfast. I also finely chopped an onion, and threw that in along with about half a pound of sliced mushrooms. I drained the meat before I added the flour and seasoned it with a Montreal Steak seasoning blend that we had in the cupboard, along with a little salt. I served it over a rice that had been cooked in a beef broth, so it was pretty savory. I would make it again.

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danarowan

Reviewed: Dec. 23, 2011

Absolutely love this. Learned how to make this in my home ec class in junior high school (grade 7, 8 or 9) in the Lehigh Valley area (Allentown) of Pennsylvania and it was called Saucy Hamburger Crumble. Lost recipe and haven't made it for a long time! Was absolutely thrilled to find this recipe. At 58 I now make it for me and my 18-yr old son and he loves it too. Thank you!

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Kathy

Reviewed: Nov. 6, 2011

My family loved this.

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JenSterner

Reviewed: Oct. 13, 2011

Very bland.

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}i{ Jenn }i{

Reviewed: Oct. 3, 2011

Makes a nice gravy - but agree with some previous reviews - needs some spice. I cooked onion and a little garlic with the ground beef and it still could have used more flavour. Worcestershire sauce or something like that perhaps? Still the gravy was a good consistency and very easy recipe and fast.

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harlgr8dane

Reviewed: Sep. 28, 2011

Excellent! Very tasty!

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Jennifer

Reviewed: Sep. 27, 2011

Consider this a base recipe...strangely addicting and ultimately comfort food lol. Very inexpensive to make (7$) and makes a full skillet to boot (I used just one pound of hamburger and had a full skillet of beef gravy). I put some over a leftover biscuit but it would be great on mashed potatoes as well. Like others, I amended the recipe a bit. I added more onion, a few slices of leek, 2 Tbs Worcestershire, 2 Tbs A1 Bold/Spicy sauce, and 2 Tbs of chopped garlic. If I could have gotten the darn jalapeno jar open, I would have plopped some of those in there too :)

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