
Caramelize the Vegetables:
Slowly cook the onions and garlic until deeply golden.

Give the onions time to turn sweet and this gravy starts tasting savory before the milk ever goes in. The herb-scented sauce pools over split biscuits in a thick, creamy layer.
Most vegetarian gravies taste like they're trying to replace something. This one doesn't. It stands on its own. The onions cook long enough to develop real sweetness, the nutritional yeast adds that deep savory flavor, and the herbs make it feel like breakfast the minute it hits the table. If I'm making biscuits, home fries, or scrambled tofu, there's a pretty good chance this gravy is coming with them.

Slowly cook the onions and garlic until deeply golden.

Stir in the flour, nutritional yeast, and soy sauce.

Mix in the herbs and black pepper.

Slowly whisk in the soy milk and simmer until thick.
Thin if needed, season to taste, and serve hot.

Give the onions time to turn sweet and this gravy starts tasting savory before the milk ever goes in. The herb-scented sauce pools over split biscuits in a thick, creamy layer.
About 6 cups gravy — Serving size: ⅜ cup

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