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Gravy is very simple to make at home and it tastes better and work out cheaper. This recipe i will show you how to make a basic gravy and how to change it to …

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  1. Colin McMahon
    Colin McMahon says:

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  2. Colin McMahon
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  3. Jonita Brooms
    Jonita Brooms says:

    In addition to this recipe I added the gravy mix ( w/ extra Worcestershire sauce) to a pan off sautee onion. It was delicious. This is my go to for gravy. It tastes better than the other stuff (gravy making choices or store bought).

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  4. TheSpec1234
    TheSpec1234 says:

    Guy's be careful if you store leftover garlic/herb infused butters, it can cause bottulism which can kill you and is tastless. It's the same with oils as well, so always refrigerate infused oils/butter's and toss the after a week, if left at room temp it can produce the toxin within 24 hours. It happens in low oxygen, low acid enviorment's [comercial grade one go through a special acidifcation to make them safe at room temp] which oils are perfect and people don't usally refrigerate them, or throw butter away that's been out for a day. Apparently some type's of tomatoes can to if left in oil, also it can happen in baked potatoes wraped in foil acording to the CDC and not unwrapped right away cooking, as well as pickled eggs that have been pooked or the yolk exposed because the brine mix in yolk and is not acidic enough to stop growth. Good video, i just went people who are unaware of botulism to know the procations to take.

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