On 08-21-19 21:23, Jim Weller <=-
spoke to Ruth Haffly about pancakes <=-
I do like gravy on toast though. Especially if there's a little
leftover chopped meat, fried onions or mushrooms in the gravy.
But the texture and taste of toast is different than pancakes.
Quoting Dale Shipp to Jim Weller <=-
My dad often had white navy beans on bread. They were cooked a while
and were almost like beans in bean gravy.
On 08-26-19 23:04, Jim Weller <=-
spoke to Dale Shipp about Gravy <=-
Quoting Dale Shipp to Jim Weller <=-
My dad often had white navy beans on bread. They were cooked a while
and were almost like beans in bean gravy.
You probably encountered this in England: baked beans (in either
tomato sauce or molasses) on toast is a very British breakfast item.
And it's one I like as part of a hearty Sunday brunch especially if
it's garnished with bacon and a bit of bacon grease as well.
My Wife measures out some Flour, Canola Oil and Milk in a Sauce Pan, puts
it on a Burner on the Range and lets Me stir it while She is fixing some other food for our meal.
Gravy
1 Tbl Flour
1 Tbl Canola Oil
1 Cup Milk
Dallas Vinson wrote to Ed Vance <=-
My Wife measures out some Flour, Canola Oil and Milk in a Sauce Pan, puts
it on a Burner on the Range and lets Me stir it while She is fixing some other food for our meal.
Gravy
1 Tbl Flour
1 Tbl Canola Oil
1 Cup Milk
My grandmothers both taught me that the best gravy is made using the drippings from whatever meat you've just cooked.
One of the best I've ever had was my maternal grandmothers hamburger gravy. Super simple to make too.
Brown 1# of ground beef
Do NOT drain.
Add a couple of TBL of flour, stir till thickened
Add milk while continuing to stir until desired thickness is reached.
Serve over hot biscuits.
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