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Need a good pork roast rice and gravy recipe

Posted on 8/20/11 at 2:08 pm
Posted by Cosmo
glassman's guest house
Member since Oct 2003
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Posted on 8/20/11 at 2:08 pm
Got about a 2 lb roast to work with.
Posted by Hulkklogan
Baton Rouge, LA
Member since Oct 2010
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Posted on 8/20/11 at 2:22 pm to
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rice and gravy recipe


There's recipes for rice and gravy?

Do you know how to cook a rice and gravy in general? Just brown the meat really heavily and throw in the seasonings, let those stick to the pot too.. throw in water, scrape the bottom, and boil it pretty hard for 30 minutes or so, then turn the heat down and let it cook for a few hours, scraping the bottom and sides every half hour or so.

That's how I do rice and gravy, no recipes nor exact science. It's super easy.
Posted by Gris Gris
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Member since Feb 2008
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Posted on 8/20/11 at 3:58 pm to
I'd suggest putting some seasoned flour on it before you brown it in a just a little bit of oil. Add the water or you can use chicken stock, if you have it. I'd go with about a cup of liquid. You can cook it slow in the oven after browning, about 300. You can chop some onions and/or garlic and add that after browning, before you add the liquid or just throw them in.
Posted by SinksEveryConference
P-ville
Member since Jul 2007
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Posted on 8/21/11 at 8:51 am to
Try this one, this is my default pork roast/chop gravy.

Pork roast/chops
1 lg onion (chopped)
1/2 bell pepper (chopped)
Minced Garlic (I dont measure my garlic I just put it in untill I feel its enough)
1 can golden mushroom soup
1 can rotel
1 tbls Pickapepper sauce
1 cup water or stock
1 cup wite wine
1 Tbls olive oil
Seasoning of choice (Tony C's, slap ya momma, etc.)

season pork roast or chops with seasoning of choice. I use a mixture of LA brand seasooning and swamp dust.

In a deep pan or pot heat oil and brown the pork on both sides.

after the meat is browned on both sides remove the meat and deglaze the pan by adding the onions and wine. allow wine to reduce slightly and onions to sweat.

add bellpepper, garlic, and rotel allow the mixture to cook for 5-10 minutes to allow the flavors to meld together.

Next add the soup, water/stock, and pickapepper sauce. stir all ingredients and mixture to a simmer/low boil.

once the mixture is simmering return the pork to the pan and allow to cook for approximately 30 minutes (may need longer cooking time if you are cooking a roast).

serve over white rice. This dish pairs nicely with fresh snap beans, fresh sweet corn and a tall glass of sweet tea.

Some people are opposed to using condensed soups in a gravy (I am in most cases) but this one is a pretty solid recipe. Give it a shot, it will not disappoint.
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