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re: Kajungee, Your Old Fashioned Pork Roast and Gravy Recipe?
Posted on 9/21/12 at 2:18 pm to Martini
Posted on 9/21/12 at 2:18 pm to Martini
Friend of mine does a pork roast and chuck or rump roast in the same pot on the stovetop. The gravy is pretty darn tasty.
Leftover gravy.
I don't believe that's ever happened to me.
Leftover gravy.
Posted on 9/21/12 at 2:23 pm to Gris Gris
While I was typing that the thought crossed my mind to do them together. I'll see how much wine I have first and I'm sure it will become apparent that beef and pork were meant to be married.
Posted on 9/21/12 at 2:24 pm to Martini
quote:for deglazing purposes only, I'm sure..
I'll see how much wine I have first
Posted on 9/21/12 at 2:36 pm to Gaston
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Loser had to make a video showing their mom the 'right' way to make a gravy.
I could see this migrating to the O-T and ending very badly.
Posted on 9/21/12 at 2:51 pm to Martini
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While I was typing that the thought crossed my mind to do them together. I'll see how much wine I have first and I'm sure it will become apparent that beef and pork were meant to be married.
What better time is there to experiment than on game day when you're sippin' anyway.
Posted on 9/21/12 at 2:54 pm to Martini
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I'm sure it will become apparent that beef and pork were meant to be married.
I bet they'd have some delicious children...
Posted on 9/21/12 at 8:39 pm to GeauxldMember
Well I dusted them both with flour, seasoned and browned then deglazed the Pan with half a bottle of Miner 2009 Sangiovese. Drank the other half, added a spoonful Better than Bouillion beef base, few cups of water and let it go in the oven for a couple hours, tightened it up with a bit of Wondra flour, cooled and refrigerated. Sports until about 3:00 tomorrow so I wanted a head start. I'll pop in a 350 oven around 3:30 and it will be just right for kickoff. Pull apart and build a pistolette. It had good flavor halfway through so we'll see. If nothing else it saved from having two Dutch ovens cooking.
Posted on 9/23/12 at 5:13 pm to Gaston
For those of you who brown the gravy down in the pot after cooking, does your gravy have onions, peppers etc.. in it or just the drippings and any stock/water you may have added?
Posted on 9/23/12 at 6:49 pm to Gris Gris
I didn't put onions in this because I was using it for po boys but sometime I put onions if over rice or potatoes. I would have put a bit of garlic but I didn't have any handy.
Posted on 9/23/12 at 7:52 pm to Martini
I would use onions etc... also. However, I was considering trying the "reduce the juices to almost nothingness" method suggested by some folks and I figured onions etc... could get too browned, possibly.
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