Easy Brown Gravy Recipe
Easy Brown Gravy Recipe has the classic brown gravy flavor perfect for topping all of your favorite dishes. If you love an easy brown gravy then you have to give this recipe a try. Keep reading below to find out my Easy Brown Gravy Recipe.
What is Brown Gravy made of?
Brown Gravy is a topping typically made with broth or drippings from meat. You do not technically need meat drippings, but this will add to the flavor and richness.
The color of your gravy really depends on the liquid you use. You can use milk for a light gravy color, or a darker broth to make a darker colored gravy. It all depends on the flavor, and color you prefer.
What makes Brown Gravy Thicker?
The key to making a good gravy is all about the texture. If you are having trouble getting your gravy to thicken. You can always make a slurry using water and flour or cornstarch. By slowly adding your slurry into the brown gravy, you can easily thicken the texture.
Cornstarch versus Flour for Gravy
The great debate rather cornstarch or flour is better to thicken gravy is really a personal preference. It usually does require less cornstarch to thicken, but sometimes flour is more readily available.
What ever your choice remember, especially when making a slurry, to go slow. You can always add more, but you do not want to over thicken.
This easy brown gravy is a sauce that you can add to so many dishes. Heck, I can eat it all by itself, by the spoonful. It’s that good.
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Easy Brown Gravy Recipe
Quick and Easy Brown Gravy Recipe
- 1/4 cup Flour
- 1/4 cup Butter
- 1 3/4 cups Beef Broth or Beef Drippings
- 1/4 cup Milk
- 1/2 tsp Salt
Melt Butter on medium low heat, add in flour, and stir for 2-3 minutes until a golden brown.
Constantly whisking, slowly add in beef broth or drippings, and milk until you reach your desired thickness.
Add salt to taste and serve hot over your favorite dishes.