Gravies You Have Probably Never Had or Heard Of
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- How to Make the BEST Southern Tomato Gravy
Ingredients
4 slices - Bacon
2 TBS - Bacon grease
1 Cup - Vidalia Onion (finely chopped)
1 tsp - Butter
2 TBS - AP Flour
15 oz - Diced Tomatoes
1 Cup - Chicken Broth
1 TBS - Tomato Paste
1/2 tsp - Sugar
1/4 tsp - Thyme (optional)
1/4 Cup - Whole Milk or Heavy Cream
Salt & Pepper to taste
Directions
Fry bacon until crisp in a large skillet.
Remove bacon and all but 2 TBS of the bacon fat.
Add diced onion and sauté until translucent
Add butter and flour and continue to cook until the flour is absorbed
Add remaining ingredients except milk and bring to a light boil
Continue to simmer until the tomato gravy has thickened.
Once thickened add milk and crumbled bacon.
Serve over biscuits.
Enjoy!
Southern Chocolate Gravy
Ingredients
1/2 Cup - Cocoa
2 TBS - Flour
3/4 Cup - White Sugar
2 Cups - Whole Milk
1 TBS - Butter
2 tsp - Vanilla
Pinch of Salt
Directions
In a large bowl whisk all of the dry ingredients until there are no lumps.
Whisk in milk until it looks like chocolate milk.
Pour mixture into a saucepan over medium heat.
Whisk as it comes to a simmer.
Once it comes to simmer, it should thicken in 1-2 minutes.
Once it has the consistency of regular gravy, whisk in butter and vanilla.
Serve immediately over homemade buttermilk biscuits.
Enjoy
Old Fashioned Southern Red-Eye Gravy
Ingredients
8 oz - Country Ham (cut into serving size pieces)
1 Cup - Strong Black Coffee
1/2 Cup - Water
2 TBS - Un-Salted Butter
1/2 - 1 tsp - Sugar (to suit your taste)
Black pepper to taste
Directions
Fry ham slices in 1 TBS of butter in a skillet over medium heat until browned.
Remove ham from skillet. The skillet should be covered with brown bits (fond).
Add coffee and water to deglaze the pan while scraping the bottom of the pan with a spatula to get all the fond off.
Add sugar and black pepper to taste and bring to a boil.
Continue to boil uncovered for 5-10 minutes until it's reduced by half and slightly thickened.
Remove skillet from heat and stir in 1 TBS butter.
Serve over country ham and grits!
Enjoy!!
Homemade Biscuits from Scratch
Ingredients
5 Cups - all-purpose flour
5 tsp - baking powder
2 TBS - sugar
1 cup - salted butter (ice cold and cubed in small pieces)
1.5 Cups - Milk
3 large - eggs (2 for dough, 1 for brushing the top of the biscuits)
Directions
1. In a large mixing bowl mix butter and flour together until well incorporated.
2. Add sugar and baking powder and continue to incorporate with butter and flour.
3. Add milk and 2 eggs and mix until the dough forms a ball.
4. Flour a clean work surface and knead the dough until it forms a smooth ball.
5. With a rolling pin, roll out to 1/2" uniform thickness and cut out biscuits.
6. Place on a non stick pan and brush the tops with one beaten egg, this will give a nice golden brown finish.
7. Bake in a 400º oven for 15 minutes.
Enjoy!
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We, the people, are simple. We see Wolfepit post? We watch! Happy for your return and take your time, may you have a speedy recovery and find yourself in a better place.
it's never forever there will be another break but that's why they invented the idea of well time to restart at the bottom 😂❤️ it's a real dude honest cooking even if he's like fuck i messed this up or this is shit and i cooked it and im like i mean nice try brother hahaha
Hear, hear!
We the people, missed ya bro!
We the people, are glad you're back
I'm English and I've never had American biscuits. I'm intrigued. We have our own version of gravy, but it's always served with meat and vegetables. When I'm well enough I'll have a go. Currently experiencing a flare up of my chronic illness, but I still like cooking videos, especially those from scratch and budget cooking videos.
Hope you get better soon ❤❤❤
@@Emily-Whitfield Thank you 🙂
My grandmother added okra to her tomato gravy
So good
That sounds amazing.
I came for Red Eye Gravy. I was not disappointed.
My late Dad made really good Red Eye Gravy. 👍
I'm not a biscuits and gravey type of person, but that tomato gravey and biscuits looked really good. Oh that chocolate gravey did bring back some good memories
I was thinking that tomato gravy over perogies would be awesome.
I like my gravy served on top of gravy with a side of gravy.
wishing you good times and a healthy life.
Good to see you back! We, the Aussie people, have missed you too! Greetings from the Little Desert area of Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺 ❤.
Two Wolfpit videos in a week - cool! Hope things are going better for you. 😊
I'm a 67 year old Son Of The South, and have never had "Chocolate Gravy"! I feel cheated. 😊
It's more Appalachian Southern, also Spanish cooking not deep South. I've never known anyone in the South (way down here), who ever ate or made chocolate gravy. Me>65
Hey Larry,
Great video. Thanks for sharing. You are in my prayers for a speedy recovery from your broken skeleton and broken heart. Stay strong!!
PS I'm a Georgia native, Vidalia is pronounced with the "a" long as in tape, not short as in cat, and the first "i" long as in pipe, not short like rip. It took me a sec to catch the onion, but thank you for paying homage to our great onions. They are only grown in a small geographic area in South Georgia where the soil and climate are ideal.
Great video keep it up
Welcome back Larry! 😃
They hearken to my Southern roots. Can't wait to try all of these!
I LOVE Red Eye Gravy. I make a lower sodium version that I really enjoy. Probably he only Millennial making red eye gravy, And although I like most things there, DO NOT GET RED EYE GRAVY AT CRACKER BARREL!! It's from a packet and it tasted like non-flavored chapstick. Not an exaggeration lol.
So glad to see you back
happy to see you back here!
Thanks Larry, all sound yummy!
Good to see you back. I love all things gravy and those are some of my favorites. Thanks for sharing.
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Hey Larry. First, glad to have you back, and sorry to hear of your tribulations. As a home brewed Scot, may I request you do an “eating on a budget” on Stovies? It’s the sort of comfort food that uses up leftovers, and has as many recipes as there are Scots’ households. I’ll leave it there to hopefully tantalise and entice your own investigation!
Hey Wolf 🐺. You're In our prayers for a speedy recovery. You sound well and I'm happy for that. Keep pushing on brother.
Agreed! 🙏😊
Glad you're back!! and bringing back so many fond memories!! Sop chocolate is what my grandmother made for us in the morning before school! I gotta make if for my grand kids! Thanks again!
Gravy is always good. First one is definitely new to me
I get a little amusement in life from this... a perennial question is "what's your favorite flavor?". I had different answers in the past, but now have settled on "Gravy!". It always gets a laugh.
You could've added fried chicken to the tomato sauce and had butter chicken.
Hey I've heard of these all, my Mother used to make all of them growing up, she also make her biscuits with butter flavored lard!
Hope you're doing well my friend
Years ago I spent a weekend in Nashville with an army buddy and his grandmother made us chocolate gravy and biscuits for breakfast and it was delicious. Being a Yankee from Pennsylvania I had never heard of it before.
Chocolate gravy! Grandma used to make it for a treat after the yardwork was done. Brings back memories of the old days. Thanks brother, glad you're doing better.
My Aunt made the tomato gravy back in the 60's. I have forgotten about it. Thanks for sharing it. I will have to look in the recipe box I got when she passed away. I,m sure it will be in there.
Good to see you posting again, Larry! I have learned all kinds of new gravies! I'll take mine un healthy all day everyday!
I always make tomato gravy and red-eye gravy❤ but I've never made the chocolate gravy I can't wait to make it I've heard of it I've just never made it thanks for the recipe❤ have a good one see you in the next video😊
Love ya Wolfe!
missed ya bro
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My dad would cook chorizo down, add a few tbls of ap flour, cook it, then add water. Makes a cheap gravy to stretch that dollar out. Serve over eggs with flour tortillas with a nice homemade salsa. Bam. Back when life was simple and good.
Here we just do it with eggs an tortilla, but a flavored grease sounds good. I've got a butcher that makes his own ,might give it a try.
That sounds tasty AF!
The tomato gravy looks just like when I make biscuits and gravy using Mexican chorizo. Highly recommend, btw.
Reserve the grease and a table at this guys house !
Sweet milk,sawmill love em all,that's where the dough belly came from😋😜😁👍
My Grandfather used to rave on about my Grandmother's "egg gravy". Unfortunately, by the time I was old enough to inquire about this, my Grandfather was deceased and my Grandmother was well into dementia.
I still have no idea what this dish was -- perhaps something like sauce gribiche.
Mmmmm, secret gravy
Fried bologna gravy is REALLY YUMMY!!!
My Grandmother made wonderful tomato gravy and homemade biscuits. Great memories!
Thanks for sharing, i have never heard of these
You MAY be the king of gravy
LOL I am not even finding any interest in homemade gravies but still gave Larry a click and like to encourage his recovery.
Man, am I glad youre back! What a great thing! We, the people, are happy you are back, MR. WOLFEPIT!
Definitely trying the tomato gravy!
When I was a kid, my mom used to make pancakes with chocolate gravy for breakfast. I really miss a lot of these Southern style foods that I ate as a kid. Most people are just too busy to spend a lot of time cooking.
never have i ever thought about tomato gravy and biscuits, sounds like the ultimate breadstick fantasy, thanks for posting again, take care of yourself
I add more bacon to taste.
Hello Wolfe Pit . My Mother used to make . Tomato gravy and red eyed gravy . Both of them are delicious . I have never ate any chocolate gravy . I have seen other people make it . Some day maybe I will try it . Thanks for sharing the gravy recipes . Blessings Upon You And Family .
I'm from the south and I've never heard of chocolate gravy. Looks delicious.
Gravy #1, I made close to that, but because I had over ripe roma tomatoes on hand, I've never made red eye gravy, and I've never made gravy # 3. Great video Larry!! Thanks
My mom made this all the time. I preferred regular gravy but everyone else loved it.
Tomato gravy was one of my favorites growing up! We ate it on toast and eggs. Redeye gravy is something I learned to appreciate as an adult. Great video!
I could dip a Peterbilt mud flap in that chocolate gravy! 😊
Mama loved the Red Eye Gravy and Tomato Gravy. Thanks for sharing.
Gravy like this doesn't come along very often, i would want it again and again.
It's so good to hear from you again, hope you're recovering well.
Keep the great content coming bro!
Being married to a Volunteer for years though I'm an Ohioan l know chocolate gravy. 😋 I mentioned it once among my younger northern coworkers and they were clueless. It took my manager who's from Georgia to indeed confirm that chocolate pudding is pretty damned tasty with warm biscuits.
I live in Ohio but I make the chocolate gravy from time to time.
Homemade Country Gravy is My favorite & I learn how to make it from My Mom. 😁
🙈 lol. They all look amazing & bring back some great memories. As someone following BBBE for a loooong time now tho, I'll let others partake & virtually enjoy through your vids. Thanks for sharing! 💜
I may try that chocolate gravy. Looks good. Thanks. I'd bake can biscuits too. Homemade biscuits are too much trouble.
Those gravies look delicious. I am especially keen to try the chocolate gravy and biscuits!
We the people are so thankful that you are back! I pray your healing is going well. Haven't had tomato gravy in years.
I make all of these! I only make chocolate gravy for my great grandkids. I make tomato gravy and red eye gravy quite often. I'm sending much love and healing energy your way ❤️
I want to try that tomato gravy on cheddar biscuits!
Red eye gravy. Thats what we call the tomato gravy. Glad your channel is back. Thanks
I'm so glad you're hanging in there Larry
Had them all,LOVE them all!!!! Thank you sir. It’s been decades. Looks absolutely delicious 😋
Welcome bk larry we the people have missed you
I miss my great-grandma's chocolate gravy. She's been gone a long time now and nobody can make it just the way she did.
We the people are happy that you're Back! We're also looking forward to seeing your new fine line of assorted plasti-soo cutlery in upcoming videos!
Scooters are gonna have a field day with the tomato bacon gravy
I’ve had all of those but it’s been a long time! Thank you for the memories🤗❤️🐝
We miss the videos I got a pot roast cooking on this rainy day in the DMV
Glad I came across this channel! My mother makes the red eye and chocolate gravy. She also makes potted meat gravy. I am glad she taught me before I move out many, many moons ago! Will have to give the tomato gravy a go. I have heard about it for years, but my mother never made that.
Red eye gravy, saw mill gravy, buttermilk gravy, inhouse gravy, outhouse gravy, ok I'm making it up now my mind is running wild!!! Also salivating like Pavlov's dog 🐕
I love biscuit and gravy. 😊
Good video, thanks for sharing YAH bless !
It's good to have you back, man.
My friend, Pam, who lives in Georgia told me about green tomato gravy. I've had the redeye gravy before, I don't really care for it because I don't really like coffee.
Love these cooking videos. Hope all is well, brother
Thanks! You too!
We, the people, thank you. Sending lots of love your way buddy
As simple as all this is... if it was happening in a restaurant somewhere I think it would be a real hit! Probably have to wait for a table.
Chocolate gravy. Must try!
Hi Larry! I've had chocolate and red eyed before but not tomato. I will give it a try. Thanks!
Being Southern boy all my life, never had Chocolate Gravy. I think it will be great over some home made buttermilk pancakes. this will be my first to try, and maybe put some peanut butter on one before the gravy
So glad to see you makin' videos again.
Your Redeye Gravy looks similar to what I heard described as Coffee Gravy over ham steaks. I need to try that.
They honestly all look really good
I hope you're doing better. We the people need you.
Glad to see @TheWolfePit still doing videos
I’ve got to try that tomato gravy.
My mom was from southerner Va red eye was called greasy gravy. She could make gravy from anything.
Growing up in East Tennessee Mom made red eye gravy a lot. I don't remember her ever putting anything in it except ham grease and coffee. I remember she said butter was cheating for some reason.
The other two gravies I had never heard of. Being a chocoholic the chocolate gravy is fascinating.
I still sort of make a strange one using chicken drippings from a rice/pressure cooker. Combine the chicken drippings with ginger, green onion, corn starch, and maybe chili oil if you like a bit of spice. The downside is you get very little because it's effectively using just the juices from the whole chicken.