This is a thick, glossy gravy, that uses whole vegetables. Make it in bulk, and freeze portions for quick meals.


Add the mushrooms and boiling water to a small bowl. Allow to stand until the mushrooms have reconstituted, and become soft.
Add onions and sherry to a large saucepan. Cook on high until the sherry is boiling, then turn down to a simmer. Continue cooking, stirring occasionally, until the onions have softened.

Add the garlic, carrots, miso, coconut aminos, mushrooms (including the soaking liquid) and vegetable stock. Cook, uncovered, until the carrots are very soft. Stir occassionally.

Using a stick blender, blend the gravy to a smooth consistency. Do not rush this. It is important to keep blending until the gravy becomes super smooth and glossy. If the gravy is too thick, add extra stock.
Serve immediately, or store it in the fridge for a week, or in the freezer for up to three months. Store it in meal size portions in the freezer.

This is the sherry I use. It is available from Countdown. I like using it in this dish, as it gives the gravy a sweet richness. But you can substitute it for wine, or for stock. See what suits your taste buds.

For the dried mushrooms, you can use any that you have available, or that you like. I usually use mixed mushrooms, found in the Asian section of the supermarket, because they are well priced and readily available.
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