Wanting some fried chicken

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  • wmmeden
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    • at Jun 20, 11, 01:55:22 PM
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    Oh oh oh and some mashed potatoes and cream gravy

  • blueday
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    • blueday
    • at Jun 20, 11, 02:20:18 PM
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    Oh oh oh and some mashed potatoes and cream gravy


    I know what mashed potatoes are but I have no idea what cream gravy is?

    Enjoy your chicken wmmeden (if you get some).

    blue
  • wmmeden
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    • wmmeden
    • at Jun 20, 11, 03:05:42 PM
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    Cream gravy is very popular here in the south. U save some of the drippings add flour to thicken then add milk and heat until thick. We eat it on everything: bread, biscuits, potatoes.

  • eyesofgreen
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    • eyesofgreen
    • at Jun 20, 11, 03:25:48 PM
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    That we do, wmmeden! Gotta love it on scrambled eggs, too.

  • wnanhee
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    • at Jun 20, 11, 03:46:47 PM
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    Oh how funny...I was just thinking about having fried chicken with potato wedges today.

    Cream gravy sounds so delicious and I am going to try it.

    Yummm yummmmm!

  • chillymellow
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    • at Jun 20, 11, 03:48:21 PM
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    how about some chicken fried chicken?  or chicken-fried steak?  goes great with cream gravy.

  • wmmeden
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    I love it on eggs, too. Oh and French fries. U should definitely try it, nan. I grew up on it and I guess I took it for granted that Everyone ate cream gravy

  • blueday
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    Cream gravy is very popular here in the south. U save some of the drippings add flour to thicken then add milk and heat until thick. We eat it on everything: bread, biscuits, potatoes.


    Hmm  I have to be honest and say it sounds a bit sickly but I'll take your word for it that it's tasty.

    Thanks for the explanation.

    blue
  • genenco
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    • at Jun 20, 11, 05:32:05 PM
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    Throw in some sausage in the gravy and I'll be willing to FLY there! cheesy

  • wnanhee
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    • at Jun 20, 11, 05:53:02 PM
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    Now, that's a new recipe for me...adding sausage in the gravy... surprise

    I love trying every different ways of making food and you guys are the best!

  • wmmeden
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    • at Jun 20, 11, 06:05:58 PM
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    Throw in some sausage in the gravy and I'll be willing to FLY there! cheesy
    u bring the biscuits..yum
  • kattboots
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    Throw in some sausage in the gravy and I'll be willing to FLY there! cheesy
    u bring the biscuits..yum


    Oh Yeahhhhhh... throw a couple of fried eggs on top of that.. heaven (of course if you eat much of it you will be on your way to heaven sooner than later). Definitely a comfort food for me...

    katt
  • eyesofgreen
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    • at Jun 20, 11, 08:28:58 PM
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    Omg, I can't imagine anyone no knowing what gravy is. My mother still makes hers using evaporated milk. Talk about fattening but, oh so yuuuuuumm! The longer you let the drippings (grease) and flour simmer, before pouring in the milk, the better.

  • blueday
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    Omg, I can't imagine anyone no knowing what gravy is.


    LOL I think most people know what gravy is - just not creamy gravy made with milk.

    blue
  • eyesofgreen
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    • at Jun 21, 11, 10:05:12 AM
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    surprise  I thought all gravies were made with milk
  • wmmeden
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    You can make gravies with broth, too.  Brown gravy is usually beef and you have your chicken and turkey.  (don't worry green, I didn't know this til I married a guy from North Dakota)

  • eyesofgreen
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    laugh_out_loud  laugh_out_loud

    I knew there were broth gravies. Just took you to remind me tongue
    Like roast gravy mmmmmmm
  • blueday
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    surprise   I thought all gravies were made with milk


    Hehehe - not the gravy we eat over here in the UK.  Two oxos, mix up some bisto, bring it to the boil stirring all the time otherwise it goes lumpy.  Once you remove your meat from the roasting tin, get rid of some of the fat (not the juices) and stick the pan on the top of the cooker.  Throw in the gravy and bring back to the boil.  Yum!  No milk.

    blue
  • Feelin froggy
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    That is some kick a$$ gravy blue  thumbs_up

  • gabby
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    surprise  I thought all gravies were made with milk


    Hehehe - not the gravy we eat over here in the UK.  Two oxos, mix up some bisto, bring it to the boil stirring all the time otherwise it goes lumpy.  Once you remove your meat from the roasting tin, get rid of some of the fat (not the juices) and stick the pan on the top of the cooker.  Throw in the gravy and bring back to the boil.  Yum!  No milk.

    blue


    What's an oxo and bisto?  Never heard of either.

    I do know about the gravy..... lived in the South in my younger years.
  • kattboots
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    8'| I was wondering what Oxo and Bisto were too so I googled them and they are what we call bullion cubes. They have a neat new kind that comes in squeezy tubes rather than little foil wrapped squares.

    So, if we look at blue's gravy compared to US gravy it is nearly the same but they make the gravy and put it in the drippings and we make the gravy from the drippings...  grin

    katt

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    That is some kick a$$ gravy blue  thumbs_up
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    It is pretty awesome Froggy.

    [quote author=kattboots link=topic=17954.msg174478#msg174478 date=1308686744]
    8'| I was wondering what Oxo and Bisto were too so I googled them and they are what we call bullion cubes. They have a neat new kind that comes in squeezy tubes rather than little foil wrapped squares.

    So, if we look at blue's gravy compared to US gravy it is nearly the same but they make the gravy and put it in the drippings and we make the gravy from the drippings...  grin

    katt




    Yes that's right Katt.  The bisto is "like" brown cornflour.  Hope that answers you Gabby.

    Never heard of bullion cubes - what a great description that is.

    blue
  • kattboots
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    Hey blue... I was thinking about your "cornflour" and I think it might be what we call cornstarch. We make gravy with that and it usually does not have milk in it like flour gravy does. It thickens the gravy without flour and milk. Ya think?

    katt

  • blueday
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    Hey blue... I was thinking about your "cornflour" and I think it might be what we call cornstarch. We make gravy with that and it usually does not have milk in it like flour gravy does. It thickens the gravy without flour and milk. Ya think?

    katt


    Yes it is a thickener but it also has a beef flavour.  I think it is the same thing Katt.

    So your gravy is like what we call a sauce?

    blue
  • kattboots
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    • at Jun 22, 11, 03:56:25 AM
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    Thanks for this post from:



    Yes it is a thickener but it also has a beef flavour.  I think it is the same thing Katt.

    So your gravy is like what we call a sauce?

    blue



    Yes! exclamation Except your gravies and sauces seem to be somewhat thinner than ours, especially our sausage gravy that we use on biscuits and gravy. That is very thick.  But, our buillion cubes are what give the beef or chicken or vegetable flavor to the gravy and then the cornstarch does the thickening. Or the flour and milk do the thickening in the milk type gravies.

    katt
  • Fefefamo
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    • at Jun 22, 11, 06:38:58 AM
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    Any recipes? I'd love to try homemade fried chicken.

  • fiedo8
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    • at Jun 22, 11, 07:45:00 AM
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    I love fried chicken--can someone spend it to me ? lol

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