I am a big fan of home made cooking and what I consider pub grub. I love tasty casseroles and pies, so when I spotted this Jar of Aunt Bessie's beef in ale sauce casserole cooking sauce I was quite excited. The jar claims to contain ale, carrots, onions and leeks so all that needed to be added was the beef. There are two ways to make this dish. The first is by simmering on the hob for 45 minutes or you can put in the oven for 1 ½ hours. The jar also suggests for an even richer flavour cook for 2 hours and as I wanted maximum flavour I opted to do this. I was slightly concerned when I initially poured the sauce over my stewing steak. Rather than having a runny ...  Read the complete review

=========================================== AUNT BESSIES / BEEF AND ALE CASSEROLE COOKING SAUCE =========================================== On trial at my local supermarket I purchased Aunt Bessies Beef and Ale Casserole cooking sauce, the price was reasonable and it been a reputable brand thought I cant go wrong. Range......... There are 6 new flavours to this range, including, Shepherds Pie, Sausage Casserole, Chicken Casserole, Beef in Red Wine and Honey and Mustard Casseroles. Packaging........... The oval jar and bold blue label across the middle stand the sauce out from its peers, the size (500g) and shape looked ...  Read the complete review