So I usually just ladle it in a pan and then use a basic cornstarch slurry for it. I usually make 3 tbs cornstarge to 3 tbs cold water and mix. Then I add as much as I think the sauce needs. Remember once it reaches a boiling point, its thick.
There is a very inspirational story about an elderly woman that was making funeral arrangments and told her children she wanted to be buried with her fork because as a child she was told to "save the fork" because the best was yet to come. For me thats the best part of a meal, dessert but also it applies to my faith. On earth we have a wonderful life but the best is yet to come when we get to the kingdom of heaven! I will share my recipes and my love for cooking & baking!
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Using left over roast juices to make my own brown gravy
We buy large amounts of brown gravy mix but there are times when I'm out and times when I have tons of liquid left from roasts and things.
So I usually just ladle it in a pan and then use a basic cornstarch slurry for it. I usually make 3 tbs cornstarge to 3 tbs cold water and mix. Then I add as much as I think the sauce needs. Remember once it reaches a boiling point, its thick.
So I usually just ladle it in a pan and then use a basic cornstarch slurry for it. I usually make 3 tbs cornstarge to 3 tbs cold water and mix. Then I add as much as I think the sauce needs. Remember once it reaches a boiling point, its thick.
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