Biscuits and gravy tips?
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Anyone got song good tips for making some biscuits and gravy tonight? Anything you add that makes it better? Does using full cream really make much of a difference rather than milk?
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Here is how its done in Georgia
Step 1. Cook the Pork sausage until browned.
Step 2. Remove sausage from skillet (do not clean pan), and drain on a paper towel-lined plate.
Step 3. Add butter, and melt. Then add flour. Whisk until combined, and let the roux cook until it is smooth.
Step 4. Add milk, whisking constantly. Continue to stir as gravy thickens.
Step 5. Add sausage to gravy, and serve. -
m00sekill wrote:
someone's worked in Waffle House...Here is how its done in Georgia
Step 1. Cook the Pork sausage until browned.
Step 2. Remove sausage from skillet (do not clean pan), and drain on a paper towel-lined plate.
Step 3. Add butter, and melt. Then add flour. Whisk until combined, and let the roux cook until it is smooth.
Step 4. Add milk, whisking constantly. Continue to stir as gravy thickens.
Step 5. Add sausage to gravy, and serve. -
Any reason to remove the sausage before the butter and flour? Does it make it more roux-y? I've always left it in with the butter and flour. Any up sides to using corn starch rather than flour? I have both
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Moose knows what's up but I never take the sausage out.
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🍄Head Thumper🍄 wrote:
Moose knows what's up but I never take the sausage out.
That’s why your the head thumper
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It’s a rather fancy name to give to scones and mushroom soup
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Barry Vertigo wrote:
Don't you dare disrespect my biscuits and gravy >:CIt’s a rather fancy name to give to scones and mushroom soup
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Emma Harris wrote:
Nah he’s just old as fuck. His gramma taught him this in the 1800sm00sekill wrote:
someone's worked in Waffle House...Here is how its done in Georgia
Step 1. Cook the Pork sausage until browned.
Step 2. Remove sausage from skillet (do not clean pan), and drain on a paper towel-lined plate.
Step 3. Add butter, and melt. Then add flour. Whisk until combined, and let the roux cook until it is smooth.
Step 4. Add milk, whisking constantly. Continue to stir as gravy thickens.
Step 5. Add sausage to gravy, and serve. -
ZRAYGO wrote:
Woah there cowboy! Looks like you just insulted someone who gave me some biscuit and gravy tips! You know what they say about people who insult people who give me biscuit and gravy tips right....?Emma Harris wrote:
Nah he’s just old as fuck. His gramma taught him this in the 1800sm00sekill wrote:
someone's worked in Waffle House...Here is how its done in Georgia
Step 1. Cook the Pork sausage until browned.
Step 2. Remove sausage from skillet (do not clean pan), and drain on a paper towel-lined plate.
Step 3. Add butter, and melt. Then add flour. Whisk until combined, and let the roux cook until it is smooth.
Step 4. Add milk, whisking constantly. Continue to stir as gravy thickens.
Step 5. Add sausage to gravy, and serve. -
My girlfriend seems to think we also need eggs with the biscuits and gravy. I've never had eggs with them. Thoughts? Do they go on top, of the biscuits and gravy, or on the biscuits then slathered with the sausage gravy?
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reeferjuana wrote:
Uh hell no. If you do eggs with it then keep them separate. But in reality if sausage gravy and biscuits aren’t enough… add more sausage gravy and biscuits.My girlfriend seems to think we also need eggs with the biscuits and gravy. I've never had eggs with them. Thoughts? Do they go on top, of the biscuits and gravy, or on the biscuits then slathered with the sausage gravy?
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ℒꙩຣཇя wrote:
Yea, didn't fit the theme well. Wasn't quite it. Still good biscuits and gravy thoughreeferjuana wrote:
Uh hell no. If you do eggs with it then keep them separate. But in reality if sausage gravy and biscuits aren’t enough… add more sausage gravy and biscuits.My girlfriend seems to think we also need eggs with the biscuits and gravy. I've never had eggs with them. Thoughts? Do they go on top, of the biscuits and gravy, or on the biscuits then slathered with the sausage gravy?
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reeferjuana wrote:
Moose is right, the reason you remove the sausage is to prevent over cooking. The flavor is full in the grease. You can over cook sausage without seeing it but it changed the flavor. Always remove the sausage but leave the little grits.ℒꙩຣཇя wrote:
Yea, didn't fit the theme well. Wasn't quite it. Still good biscuits and gravy thoughreeferjuana wrote:
Uh hell no. If you do eggs with it then keep them separate. But in reality if sausage gravy and biscuits aren’t enough… add more sausage gravy and biscuits.My girlfriend seems to think we also need eggs with the biscuits and gravy. I've never had eggs with them. Thoughts? Do they go on top, of the biscuits and gravy, or on the biscuits then slathered with the sausage gravy?
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ℒꙩຣཇя wrote:
Excellent point! Next time that's what I'll doreeferjuana wrote:
Moose is right, the reason you remove the sausage is to prevent over cooking. The flavor is full in the grease. You can over cook sausage without seeing it but it changed the flavor. Always remove the sausage but leave the little grits.ℒꙩຣཇя wrote:
Yea, didn't fit the theme well. Wasn't quite it. Still good biscuits and gravy thoughreeferjuana wrote:
Uh hell no. If you do eggs with it then keep them separate. But in reality if sausage gravy and biscuits aren’t enough… add more sausage gravy and biscuits.gravy?
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Barry Vertigo wrote:
Then why are they talking about sausages?It’s a rather fancy name to give to scones and mushroom soup
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