Gravy base (sautéed shallot, mushroom, goblet, neck meat, fresh thyme) done and, when cooked, gets chilled overnight- will finish tomorrow, after the turkey roasts-I always keep some kneaded flour and butter available (in equal amounts), to correct consistency after deglazing the roasting pan with stock and/or wine. If gravy seems too thin after adding the deglazing liquid, just break off a piece of the "raw roux" and stir it into the simmering gravy, to thicken. Always continue to simmer, as the sauce thickens, to remove any raw flour taste

Gravy base (sautéed shallot, mushroom, goblet, neck meat, fresh thyme) done and, when cooked, gets chilled overnight- will finish tomorrow, after the turkey roasts-I always keep some kneaded flour and butter available (in equal amounts), to correct consistency after deglazing the roasting pan with stock and/or wine. If gravy seems too thin after adding the deglazing liquid, just break off a piece of the “raw roux” and stir it into the simmering gravy, to thicken. Always continue to simmer, as the sauce thickens, to remove any raw flour taste. #whenthisnanacooks #cookandbakefromscratch

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