Cream Gravy

also called milk gravy · plain white gravy · pepper gravy · gravy for country fried steak

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Cream Gravy: ingredients down the left, what to do with them across. Tap any cell to cross it off.
Season this one heavily and at the end.
1/4 cup(60 mL; poured back out of the steak pan)frying fatwhisk the flour into the fat 3 minpour the milk in slowly, simmer 8 minseason, coarse pepper
1/4 cup(32 g)all-purpose flour
3 cups(710 mL)whole milk
1 1/2 tsp(coarsely ground)black pepper
1 tspkosher salt
It sets up hard as it cools so it should leave the pan looser than it will be eaten
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2whisk the flour into the fat 3 min

3pour the milk in slowly, simmer 8 min

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4season, coarse pepper

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at least 11 min1 of 3 steps gives no time
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about 3 min
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Narrow — three minutes on the roux: cooked less it tastes pasty, taken to colour it is a brown gravy for a different plate
  1. whisk the flour into the fat 3 min

    3 minneeds youfrom the start

  2. pour the milk in slowly, simmer 8 min

    8 minwalk away3 min in

  3. season, coarse pepper

    not timed11 min in

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>> title: Cream Gravy
>> category: Sauces & Gravies
>> tags: milk, gravy, southern, roux, stovetop
>> counters: Meat and Three, Diner
>> aka: milk gravy, plain white gravy, pepper gravy, gravy for country fried steak
>> servings: 6
>> time: 25 min
>> slack: narrow — three minutes on the roux: cooked less it tastes pasty, taken to colour it is a brown gravy for a different plate
>> pairs-with: country-fried-steak, meatloaf, cheese-grits

>> step: Season this one heavily and at the end.
Season this one heavily and at the end.

>> step: whisk the flour into the fat 3 min
Whisk @frying fat{1/4%cup}(60 mL; poured back out of the steak pan), @all-purpose flour{1/4%cup}(32 g) in the #skillet{} for ~whisk{3%min}.

>> step: pour the milk in slowly, simmer 8 min
Pour @whole milk{3%cup}(710 mL) into @&(~1)pale roux{} a little at a time, then ~simmer{8%min}.

>> step: season, coarse pepper
Season @&(~1)gravy{} with @black pepper{1 1/2%tsp}(coarsely ground), @kosher salt{1%tsp}.

It sets up hard as it cools so it should leave the pan looser than it will be eaten.