Why low rate a recipe cause you don't know what browning sauce is. Go look it up ! Sounds like gravy to me

Awesome! Tastes great served over homemade noodles.

I use hamberger meat just cooked it in meatballs,this is the first time I didnt burn my stew when maken dumplings with, thanks for the how to tips,I will make this again next time i will try with stew beef but I still am very happy anything I can get all my kids to eat is amazing, thanks again.

I made the recipe per instructions. Found it was lacking........so I went ahead and fixed the flavor. I added a bunch of crushed gingersnaps and about a 1/4 cup of brown sugar. Carefully blended in and it made a nice gravy. Finished it up with a T. of butter to bend flavors. Much better. Next time I think I will use red wine vinegar for a better flavor right off. Served it with german noodles and green peas.

"Kitchen Bouquet" makes a good Browning & Seasoning Sauce. http://www.practicallyedible.com/edible.nsf/encyclopaedia!openframeset&frame=Right&Src=/edible.nsf/pages/kitchenbouquet!opendocument Follow that link for more details. Only use small quantities since it's highly concentrated.

I decided to try this recipe with some venison stew meat.I have made sauerbraten the traditional way and loved everything about it except the time it takes to marinate.This method therefore was perfect for me.I did decide to modify it according to my own recipe and it was enjoyed by all.(My recipe calls for a whole chopped onion which is browned after the meat,a couple of tablespoons of sugar on the browned meat and a tablespoon of pickling spice which I put in a tea infuser and added to the liquid) I didn't have my pressure cooker with me so I simmered this on the stove for two hours.Thanks so much for the recipe as I never would have considered using anything but a roast for sauerbraten!!

Sorry, but what do you mean by 'browning sauce'? Thanks

I was disappointed - followed the recipe-very watery tasting-sorry