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There are all types of gravy in the uk from different meat stocks.

What bucks master is calling thick Gravy I think , is made with a little flour in the meat juices , most of the fat skimmed off, but otherwise made into a roux, then mixed with the stick slowly, to the desired thickness...so it can be very thick ( not regarded as very chic, but still delicious) or rather thin and unpleasant. Alternatively you can have a jus of the meat juices and the stock, no flour, to make a thin gravy, which is thinner than the 'thin gravy' but much nicer'. In this house we have gravy that is moderately thick, or a jus. I have never in my years in England had chips ( thick cut fries here, with a different sort of texture : American chips are called 'crisps' and crisps, like apple crisp, is a "crumble") with gravy. Because this has come up in discussions on British food I know that Gianbattista has not either.

I do understand this. However, my question was, is there a definition and distinction for a gravy in culinary terms? Not just in local vernacular and customs.

The world may never know.
 
If I am paying a whole (roughly at current exchange rates ) 5 dollars for the stuff, I can assure you it is not the powder stuff lol

You say that like $5 is a lot.

You can buy a Big Mac, medium fries and a Coke for no less than $10 down under.

My gravy is better than any I've ever sampled at a fish n chip shop. The pubs do a better job, but still not as good.

Plus, it's a once a year kinda meal when you realise you've only got $5 in your pocket. Not really my idea of fine dining.

Could be the weather difference.
 
I've got a really good meatless gravy recipe. It does require some chicken stock.. so I guess its not really meatless...
 
The pasta salad with dressing made from scratch. I really prefer that Bernsteins cheese and garlic though.
 

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Thanks, I already had a taster bowlful. I made it spicy full of crushed red pepper and garlic, I've no patience for people that aren't adventurous eaters.

Yarm!!! You're a good cook. I always look at your food.

Go well with some bbq :)
 
The pasta salad with dressing made from scratch. I really prefer that Bernsteins cheese and garlic though.

I LOVE this type of salad :)
I LOVE the mini pepperoni even more.....

Yo.. wanna trade a potato salad recipe for that?
 
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Thanks peeps! I used to cut up the pepperoni links into bite sizes til the pepperoni gods made those cute mini ones.

Nom nom!
 
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