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SALLIE'S SAUSAGE GRAVY | |
I learned to make any gravy this way by watching my grandmother. She said it is the only sure way to keep from getting lumps in the gravy. She made her own seasoned flour, I purchase it, it lasts me a long time. I use it in all my gravy recipes. I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as I do. If you find there isn't enough fat from the sausage, add some butter or olive oil prior to adding the flour mixture. Blessings to all!! 1 lb. Cheap sausage with highest fat content (I use all meat store brand) 1 cup water 1/3 cup all-purpose flour 1/3 cup seasoned flour pepper to taste water or milk as needed 6 to 8 biscuits Cook sausage from room temperature for best results and bake biscuits while preparing gravy. Chop as fine as possible while cooking well on medium to medium/low temp. This allows for maximum fat to be pulled from meat. While cooking fill measuring cup with 3/4 cup cold water. Add both flours to water and whisk till well mixed with no lumps. Pour mixed flour and water mixture into fully cooked sausage while stirring well. As this thickens add milk or water to desired thickness. Add pepper to taste. Pour gravy over prepared/brown halved biscuits and enjoy! Yields 6 - 8 servings (depending on thickness preference). Submitted by: Sallie Godwin |
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