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28 Dec 2002


From: iceb1ue
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 11:25:58 -0500

>I suspect that the cream gravy is simply a white sauce worked up with 
>chicken fat/drippings.  This is a common Sothron general purpose gravy
>for fried chicken, CF steaks and so on.

cream gravy is indeed a simple cream sauce using the drippings from whatever
food, be it chicken fried steak or fried chicken, in place of the fat. the
process goes like this:

cook meat

drain all but 2 or 3 tablespoons of fat out of the pan

sprinkle an equivalent amount of white flour over the fat left in the pan
simmer briefly

add milk (how much i could not tell you) and stir very well. my grandmother
uses a slotted spatula, but a whisk may work as well.

i have seen this done hundreds of times by my grandmother. she measures
nothing, and the gravy is flawless every time.

ice
-southern by the grace of cthulhu


 

 

 





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