KitchenWitch
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Mon May-21-07 01:40 PM
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Lounge cooks - Important Gravy Question |
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When thickening a gravy, do you use flour, or do you use a cornstarch slurry?
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Shakespeare
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Mon May-21-07 01:42 PM
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1. If you're at the beginning of the gravy making, use a flour-based roux... |
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If you're trying to thicken an already-constructed gravy, a cornstarch slurry works better. :hi:
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Mon May-21-07 01:43 PM
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with my vast knowledge and experience in matters of gravy
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Mon May-21-07 01:45 PM
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4. I agree as well. However |
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I like vats of gravy, so I usually use drippings and then a gravy mix! I can't get enough otherwise, usually, though I once had success using chicken broth and cornstarch to add to a from scratch chicken gravy.
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