As we head into barbecue season these are a great accompaniment to grilled meats - fantastic with sausages - a great all rounder.
Made with beer - you want something dark, but not too bitter.
The onions are cooked slowly - you are looking for the sweetness to come out.
You can make these in bulk - and I find they keep in the fridge for a good few days.
50g butter
1 tbsp oil
2 large onions - sliced
1 tbsp honey
1 tbsp wholegrain mustard
150ml beer
1 Melt the butter and oil in a large heavy bottomed pan that has a lid.
2 Add the sliced onions - give a good stir and cook gently, for 10 minutes, with the lid on.
3 With the onions now well softened, add the beer, honey and mustard.
4 Cook gently with the lid off until the beer has reduced and you are left with a relish like consistency - as in the photo.
5 Enjoy hot or cold - really great with sausages!!
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Keith Floyd - simply the best
Bruce Poole - great quality and skill personified
Rick Stein - for fantastic recipes, boundless enthusiasm, and for bringing an educated approach to food programming, that isn't always present.........
Nigel Slater - for a writing style that I don't think can be beaten
Giorgio Locatelli - because my wife fancies him, and he made her birthday by signing her menu, and coming out to say hello... (sometimes its the little things...)
Ross Hunter - owner of Surrey Hills Brewery - an old friend who followed his dream
Antonio Carluccio - his passion his food, and his country, are infectious
Eric and Sarah Guignord - who run the brilliant The French Table in Surbiton - my new favourite place! Great food and excellent service every time.
All of these are my food heroes, and many, many more
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