Thirty minutes before the ham is finished, remove the foil, allowing the drippings to mix with the Coke for a sumptuous brown gravy. |
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Shake a few gravy granules, or break a stock cube over the top and fill the dish with water. |
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With potatoes, carrots and peas and a tasty seasoned gravy, I couldn't wait to tuck in. |
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The platter-mashed potatoes and gravy, mixed veg, green salad and red jello dessert is polished off. |
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It's Christmas, the joint of beef is on trial, and you are about to make the best gravy of your life. |
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Whole roast grouse may still come with game chips and bread sauce but there is game jus rather than over-thickened gravy. |
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In French meat cookery, jus is roughly equivalent to honestly made thin gravy in the British tradition. |
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My husband went for that old favourite, roast chicken with gravy and roast potatoes. |
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Tender meat, plenty of kidney, light pastry and tasty gravy would probably have been enough without the helping of chips. |
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It was definitely home-made, full of lean meat, plenty of kidney and rich gravy. |
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The steak and kidney pie was another solid item with lots of English gravy and considered to be good value. |
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All this anointed with a clear, bright, winey gravy, innocent of thickening gloop and judiciously scented with rosemary. |
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I try to keep my expression neutral and my eyes on my food, taking in all the details of the roast potato, slightly yellowed, soaked in gravy. |
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We get a lot of Japanese takeaways, but I really love a traditional roast with Yorkshire pudding and gravy. |
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While stockmarkets yo-yo around the world, the gravy train is picking up speed in one sector of the economy. |
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Stuffed octopus, squid, and cuttlefish are served with a tomato sauce, while a roulade of beef known as bragoli is served with gravy. |
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You don't have to go far to fall over a deer in these parts and the venison rump steak with gravy and rowan jelly was undoubtedly local. |
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He stood in line and got some fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, coleslaw macaroni, baked beans, and a roll. |
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Hop Sing served roast beef, new potatoes in gravy, fresh baked bread, and apples in a glazed cinnamon sauce. |
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Meanwhile the cooking liquor would be boiled down to make a thickened gravy. |
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If the liquid is too thin for a gravy, just put it in a pan on the stovetop and boil it down to reduce to a nice consistency. |
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Mashed potatoes covered with beef gravy, noodles with brown butter, chicken potpie, and sauerkraut are regional favorites. |
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There are few joys, few comforts of senectitude, and mashed taters and meatloaf slathered with heart valve clogging bone gravy are that aplenty. |
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Add the sausage meat back to the gravy and season with salt and white pepper to taste. |
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The cheddar mash had no overtly cheesy taste but was rich and creamy and the dish was served with a thick onion gravy, dotted with baby onions. |
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I could go to dinner and have a T-bone steak and mashed potatoes and gravy and this and that, and you know, that wasn't that hard for me to eat. |
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From rotund one-pot stews and bangers, mash and onion gravy to fork-bending risottos, the diverse menu will soon have you kicking off your heels. |
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For our main course, we plumped for wild mushroom and leek lasagne, and pork and apple sausages, with mustard mash and red wine gravy. |
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Dinner was roasted chicken with gravy, mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables. |
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At one point as I was wading through gravy, gristle and fat that was masquerading as lamb cutlets, I thought I found a prime piece of meat. |
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Shake a thinnish layer of instant gravy granules over the mix and stir the whole from edge to centre until it's all absorbed. |
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I found gravy on my t-shirt next morning so I'm guessing chips, and possibly a battered sausage, were involved in the walk home. |
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My tip is to pop a couple of pieces of dark chocolate into the gravy to add extra richness. |
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A commendably high number of dishes come with gravy, and other choices include venison pie, pork belly and mash, fish and chips or Cajun chicken. |
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In his haste to serve her, he dropped the salvers of mint sauce and gravy into her lap. |
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It broke under the slightest provocation from my fork and combined with the gravy and optional mint sauce, left a satisfying taste in the mouth. |
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Serve roast lamb and vegetables with steamed green vegetables, gravy, and mint sauce. |
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We are a small group of writers and we have long lunches and I usually end up with gravy down my shirt front. |
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Organic fillings range from smoked haddock to sausages in onion gravy or simply traditional pork encased in good crumbly shortcrust pastry. |
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The mash had just the right amount of truffle oil and a general richness to make you moan with pleasure and the gravy was unbelievable. |
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Mounds of unfinished mashed potatoes smeared around one with gravy and butter, half eaten biscuit adrift in a sea of peach cobbler. |
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The first dribble down the chin of scalding gravy from the Parkhead steak pie. |
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Graceful gravy boats in two sizes serve the whole crowd or provide individual service of gravy, cheese sauce, hot fudge and more. |
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The flaky filo crust gave way to sloppy mouthfuls of meat and dark gravy beneath. |
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The beef stew was as densely packed with rich flavour as the best boeuf bourguignon, though this dark brown gravy was considerably different. |
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Instead of using water, cook rice in chicken, beef or vegetable broth for savory side dishes that don't need gravy or sauce. |
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Serve with oven-roasted bacon rolls, chipolatas and potatoes, watercress, and bread sauce or a light gravy. |
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For dinner, there was rolls, mash potatoes and gravy, brisket and green beans. |
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Just one tablespoon of butter, sour cream or gravy can double the calories in a potato. |
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An old-fashioned product still sometimes met is gravy browning, a concentrated caramel syrup which can be made at home from sugar and water. |
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I make gravy as per Delia's suggestions and like to add the browning solely to get an attractive dark colour. |
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In contrast, the mixture of gravy browning and ginger beer dripping down the cupboard wall smelled quite tasty. |
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Side dishes included roast potatoes, a spinach bake, country mix veggies, rice, gravy and lots of fresh salads. |
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With specks of gravy on his tie and the heavy smell of garlic, his dinner is a dead giveaway. |
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The appetizing aroma of Buffalo wings and mashed potato with Maria Russo's special gravy filled the small room. |
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The Dum ki Kumbh, stir-fried button mushrooms steam cooked in a traditional Kashmiri gravy. |
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The rest of the carcass can be used to make some game stock for gravy or soup, or freeze the carcass to use later. |
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Now make the gravy, set the chicken roasting tin on the heat, add the wine, stock cube and 150 ml water. |
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It was two rings of Cumberland sausage on top of a bed of horseradish mash drowned in onion gravy. |
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I love the country benedict, which is eggs benedict with biscuits and gravy, even though it's pretty much a heart attack on a plate. |
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This is a sort of cake, roll or ball, made of chopped liver and lights, mixed with gravy, and wrapped in pieces of pig's caul. |
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Catherine looked exhausted already, but said the sausages were proper herby tubes of meat and the gravy soaked into the Yorkshire beautifully. |
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A pair of peak-like chicken croquettes drizzled in yellow giblet gravy have extra-crunchy outsides and smooth white-meat insides. |
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Next up was bhatura chana, a dish of chickpeas in a sweet gravy, served on poori bread. |
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The table was filled with pancakes, sausages, steaks, biscuits, gravy, hash browns, toast, etc. |
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Swabians like lots of sauce, Martin told me, as he poured gravy sauce over his meat and potatoes. |
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On the other hand, South Indian food is traditionally hot and spicy, with a bit of gravy and lots of flavouring. |
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Let them figure out how to keep the hotheads from spoiling the gravy train. |
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I'll be eating turkey, Brussel sprouts, swedes, potatoes, gravy and a couple of glasses of wine and a glass of beer. |
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The accompaniments were typically mashed potatoes and gravy with peas or green beans. |
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Our steaks were served with home-style gravy, sweet and peppered, along with local fries, sweet corn, carrots and peas. |
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Dig into a tasty Hungarian sausage, or beef with dumplings and gravy, or roast goose with sauerkraut. |
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If you get giblets with your goose, add them to the stock or gravy for extra flavour. |
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My lamb was sitting on a bed of potatoes and a rich gravy infused with the flavour of several sprigs of rosemary. |
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We were treated to a roasted marinated rack of lamb on a spiced lentil stew with basil polenta and rosemary gravy. |
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Essentially it is a light, full-flavoured gravy, thickened in the traditional manner with cornflour. |
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The national dish of Algeria is couscous, steamed semolina wheat served with lamb or chicken, cooked vegetables, and gravy. |
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I shall also be boring and traditional and do a forehock with loads of cider gravy on Xmas Eve, to supply the ham for Boxing Day cold cuts. |
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There was turkey, ham, string beans, creamed corn, peas, carrots, turnips, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, stuffing, and cranberry sauce. |
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For the more creophagous of us, there is gulasz, gently stewed cubes of beef in a brown gravy. |
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It is a mixture of French fries with fresh cheddar cheese curds, covered with hot gravy. |
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The next day they woke to the smells of eggs, bacon, hash browns, sausage, French toast, fresh home made biscuits, and gravy. |
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Years of Southern sausage biscuits, fried foods and gravy had done their damage. |
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Don't even imagine spilling a fleck of gravy on it, and it seems a shame to sully that highly polished cutlery with messy old food. |
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Nothing fancy this, just a sound pot roast pigeon recipe with classic flavourings and a thick, old-fashioned gravy. |
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If you opt for the non-vegetarian platter, you get roti, dal, veg pulao and raita, chicken gravy, kebab and gajjar ki halwa. |
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Put the tin on the hob, add 125 ml of water and deglaze the pan juices to make a glossy, golden-brown gravy. |
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Pour off fat and make gravy with meat residue, adding half a pint of cider and two tablespoons of honey. |
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They had fresh fruit, potatoes, and foul served with thick, nutty gravy for dinner. |
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I prefer the traditional tomato sauce over the mushroom gravy, which was rich and cloying. |
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Wholemeal breads, pizza bases, custard, gravy and sauces are all now made from scratch with fresh ingredients. |
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Beef Bourguignon is slow cooked organic free-range beef in a rich red wine gravy served with mashed potato and English green cabbage. |
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We finally produced carrots and potatoes, fresh green peas and mint, tinned meat, gravy, plum pudding and custard, nuts, raisins and sweets. |
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Strictly speaking, the pudding, cut in squares, should be served with gravy before the meat, to take the edge off the appetite. |
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Add sausage meat back to gravy and season with salt and white pepper to taste. |
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My eating partner had scrambled eggs and sour dough toast, and had ordered a side of bacon and sausage gravy. |
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It had only two compartments, one full of gray mushrooms, the other full of hot meat soaking in dark gravy. |
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Marinades can be constructed to ensure that the product maintains juiciness and develops delicious au jus or gravy during the cooking process. |
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I later discover that chilled Greek salad and warm pan gravy with scrapings marry quite well. |
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The crystal, the Syracuse china and the gravy boat we only used once a year. |
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It came with a beautifully baked potato accompanied by a large gravy boat full of sour cream and a medley of grilled vegetables. |
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If you pay attention, you'll learn not only how to select the perfect gravy boat, but also how to return it for cash. |
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The sauces came separately in their own gravy boats and really elevated the steak to higher levels. |
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The salad came with two gravy boats, one with salsa and the other with Balsamic vinegar. |
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That's why English gravy boats retained their separate drip plates, whereas American versions comes attached. |
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Tip any juices that have flowed out of the chicken into the gravy, then strain into a warm jug or gravy boat. |
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It's nothing more than a gravy train for big business to make huge amounts of money from the public purse! |
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I went to grad school, a move that both ended my ride on the industry gravy train and robbed me of disposable income for a number of years. |
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Everyone knows that getting a Government contract is often looked upon as a financial gravy train. |
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Be you a public representative at local or national level, the certainty is that you are aboard a financially rewarding gravy train. |
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Millions of pounds are pouring into this ever-growing bureaucratic gravy train and it is now an embarrassment to the Government. |
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The bills started to come in in the eighties, of course, and financial stringency made it necessary to start cutting back on the gravy train. |
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My reasoning was that nobody wanted to shut down the gravy train of consumer spending that was propping up this economy. |
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But it's good to see that those stalwart defenders of the public purse, our councillors, are part of that gravy train. |
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English food isn't all about gristly roast beef, boiled potatoes, instant gravy and overcooked veg. |
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The sauce was thick, almost like a gravy, and bits of squid and various other fruits of the sea could be discerned in it. |
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It consisted of word play in which common terms for meat, drippings, or gravy were substituted with other words. |
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The stuffed derma came as two huge slices with thick brown gravy on the side. |
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In Mediaeval times the nobility ate their food off great trenchers of bread, which when soaked in gravy and tasty morsels was given to the peasants. |
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A typical meal consists of meat and potatoes with gravy and a fresh salad. |
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A large bowl of steaming couscous was served with a huge potful of some kind of tender chicken stew with vegetables and chickpeas in a thin spicy gravy. |
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To accompany the game meats, the vegetables included deep fried cauliflower, roast potatoes, steamed rice, fried rice, Brussels sprouts, carrot, garden peas and gravy. |
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Three healthy helpings of fresh mashed potatoes, turnips, carrots and green beans augmented by a some succulent gravy could tackle the eating powers of many an athlete. |
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You can use a gravy spoon to skim off and discard some of the fat. |
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Most of his income comes from unemployment benefit, a far cry from the sums being earned by those who have jumped on the game's financial gravy train. |
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The menu for the brunch includes hot cakes, sausage, home fries, scrambled eggs, biscuits 'n sausage gravy, meat loaf, potato casserole, fresh fruit, pastries and beverage. |
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It was a gravy train while it lasted, but it was unsustainable. |
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The cops gave him biscuits and gravy and he wolfed them down. |
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Sage and sausage patty came next, served between cumin scented Buttermilk biscuits and smothered in a black pepper country gravy. |
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Shortly before noon on Jan. 23, Bucher sat down to a lunch of meatloaf, succotash, mashed potatoes and gravy when Law, the ship's quartermaster, called down to the wardroom. |
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This means that instead of a flour-based gravy as accompaniment, pot-roast meat can be served with the cooking sauce that has miraculously thickened all by itself. |
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Mrs. Buller cooked a braised saddle of veal and delicious it was too served with a rich gravy flavored with claret. |
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Legendary gossip columnist Liz Smith grew up on grits and gravy and chicken-fried steak, and fortunately for us, she's not about to switch sides now. |
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The meat was stewed and seasoned with a slightly spicy gravy. |
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We cannot get over how lovely it is but the one thing we miss about home is the people of the Lancaster area not to mention unsmoked bacon, stuffing and gravy granules. |
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Marjorie chose traditional roast beef with Yorkshire pudding and gravy. |
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Stuffing, cranberry sauce, gravy, potatoes and vegetables had covered the white linen cloth and fine china plates sat, waiting to be filled with food. |
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The gravy was made from lard, chicken stock chili powder and cumin. |
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Before untrussing and carving this beauty, use two carving forks to hold it upright over the gravy pan to allow the juice to drip out of its bottom. |
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Television income, so long the sport's gravy train, has hit the buffers. |
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It should be served with bread sauce, thin gravy and fried breadcrumbs. |
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It somewhat resembled meat and was drowned in a gelatinous brown goop meant to approximate gravy. |
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But for Moore, the most difficult and also most satisfying fait accompli was her giblet gravy. |
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Spoon some bread sauce around the birds and drizzle over gravy. |
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The house version of chicken fried steak is, in fact, pork-fried steak, veiled in panko breadcrumbs under a mantle of gravy. |
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Even Karl Lagerfeld has jumped onboard the biscuits and gravy train with his latest shoot of Miss Dirty Martini. |
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Shred the pork and defat the liquid with a spoon or gravy separator. |
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Partridge and pheasant taste gorgeous with a creamy bread sauce or fried breadcrumbs, while wild duck is lovely with a little orange zest added to the gravy. |
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They gorge themselves on a gravy train fuelled by our taxes and act as puppets for secret, undemocratic organisations over which we have no control. |
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Youngsters dined on a feast of turkey, sausage, roast potatoes, carrots, peas, stuffing and gravy, followed by a choice of Christmas pudding and custard or ice-cream. |
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Companies have long looked at their overseas revenues as gravy and, as such, have largely overlooked the Web sites managed by their overseas Web teams. |
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The money is gravy that can be used to enhance policy in other ways. |
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I pile on some faintly garlicked guac and make short work of a yummy ground-beef enchilada, although I know the enchilada gravy could taste more emphatically of red chilis. |
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On the northeasternmost point of the U.S., pancake-like ployes are a daily staple, whether covered in syrup or soaking up gravy. |
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These start with a poached egg on puff pastry, followed by melt-in-your-mouth herbed salmon, and then a thick slice of roast beef in gravy accompanied by scalloped potatoes. |
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A breakfast pizza, for those who have never had the pleasure, is a small ordinary frozen pizza with scrambled eggs and bacon, sausage, or gravy on top. |
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Louise, who was cooking, dished up a supreme bangers and mash with onion and red wine gravy, and I had prepared The Films of Patrick Swayze as my conversational masterclass. |
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I was not thrilled to find the chicken sandwich swimming in gravy. |
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Being able to crumb a disgusting cut of meat, fry it and serve it with a foul tasting gravy and side of coleslaw doesn't mean you are number one in the culinary arts. |
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Traditionalists will be drawn to steaks or the Cumberland sausages with mash and onion gravy, while lighter tastes are catered for with grilled salmon. |
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Early on, we were prompted by a number of requests to produce tabletop products like dishes and gravy boats in addition to our greeting cards and picture frames. |
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Mix gravy, cubed turkey and leftover vegetables into a casserole dish. |
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It was a simple dish made up of thin slices of perfectly cooked beef and onions, served with a generous amount of a light gravy with hints of Asian flavourings. |
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She said we were having peas and carrots and cubed steak and gravy. |
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He was carrying the gravy boat, which was in the shape of a swan. |
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If you are going to photograph the dish in a place setting, then the tablecloth has to be immaculate, the cutlery polished, the glassware spotless and no gravy stains! |
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These are in large warmers and again the meat had been carved thickly, none of this wafer thin slices swimming in gravy that is sometimes served up as a British roast dinner. |
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My dad, a steak and kidney pie connoisseur, was impressed with his dish, which consisted of thick chunks of beef in a sea of gravy, covered with a layer of flaky pastry. |
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Unlike a meat stuffing full of gravy, the shrimp was moist and tender. |
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The concept is warm, stringy cheese curds and gravy running down my beard. |
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With other meals, they are usually eaten with butter or gravy instead of sweet condiments. |
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The turkey is sometimes accompanied with roast beef or ham, and is served with stuffing, gravy, roast potatoes, mashed potatoes and vegetables. |
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Or will they, like Sir Bore of Birmingham, milk the gravy train by apparently doing two jobs. |
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Agents served salad, turkey, collard greens, mashed potatoes, gravy and cake for dessert. |
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Now the gravy train is supposed to come screeching to a halt. |
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Packed with tender steak and oozing a gravy made with the renowned Bishops Finger ale, it also boasts both shortcrust and flaky pastry. |
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So he submitted a recipe for a breaded cube steak in gravy, served up with mashed potatoes. |
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Get a couple dozen packets of dry gravy, sloppy joe, spaghetti, and taco mixes. |
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The traditional pie of the day was brimming with chunks of fatless steak and soft mushrooms, seeped in a deliciously meaty gravy. |
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S that far in advance, use a gravy strainer to remove the excess fat or place it in the freezer for a short time to expedite defatting it. |
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Q My two-year-old female cat is a fusspot about food and will only lick the gravy from the packet. |
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My eyes flashed over the display of gravy in various shapes of pastry and stopped on a little card in front of the sausage rolls. |
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It was served with a gravy boat of a delicious orange sauce that I drizzled over the top. |
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Served with a mini gravy boat and two bowls of vegetables, daughter Madison had the half-priced children's roast chicken. |
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I promised never again to wax lyrical about the fries in gravy. |
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Fauxtatoes are a great stand-in for mashed potatoes, especially if you have a super tasty gravy to soak up. |
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The bonus he received in addition to his salary was pure gravy. |
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This is strained with a piece of cloth or a strainer and the green liquid forms the gravy of the curry. |
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With this the hostess poured two or three spoonfuls of the gravy of the curry on to the rice opposite to each person. |
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The first thousand tickets and the concessions cover the venue and the band. The rest is gravy. |
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And did we tell you the name of the game, boy, we call it riding the gravy train. |
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It must be buttered, or honied, or toasted, or soaked in milk, or dipped in gravy. |
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The juices from the meat and vegetables were used to make a stock or gravy to pour on top of the dinner. |
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If a pan is used, the juice can be retained for use in gravy, Yorkshire pudding, etc. |
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It is often served with beef and gravy and is part of the traditional Sunday roast. |
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This was traditionally eaten with a gravy or sauce, to moisten the pudding. |
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One of the most popular forms is onion gravy, which is eaten with sausages, Yorkshire pudding and roast meat. |
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One Southern United States variation is sausage gravy eaten with American biscuits. |
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Rice and gravy is a staple of Cajun and Creole cuisine in the southern US state of Louisiana. |
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In Ireland, Wales and England, most takeaways serve warm side portions of sauces such as curry sauce, gravy or mushy peas. |
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The meat and vegetables sometimes include chopped onion and may be cooked in gravy, tomato sauce or tomato paste. |
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The dish is sometimes served with onion gravy, fried onions, baked beans, or peas. |
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The masala sauce was added to satisfy the desire of British people to have their meat served in gravy. |
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A more recent claim for the title of national dish could be the ubiquitous chips, cheese and gravy. |
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For breakfast, it is a feature of country sausage, which in turn are an ingredient in the Southern breakfast dish of biscuits and gravy. |
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In the Southeastern United States, grits, and biscuits and gravy are popularly eaten at breakfast. |
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Poutine, by contrast, is a hearty serving of French fries, fresh cheese curds and hot gravy. |
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A local favourite is rice cooked with peanut butter, which is taken with thick gravy, mixed vegetables and meat. |
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A good gravy should be served with them in a boat, none in the dish, but put the birds on a toast when bread is plentiful. |
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Beer, obviously, and no-nonsense big plates of meat slathered satisfactorily in gravy. |
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However, if you make your gravy in the usual way, there are many insulated gravy boats that will keep it warm. |
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She dunked uncooked meatballs into a vat of boiling liquid, which she used later to make gravy. |
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It did add a certain je ne sais quoi to the gravy, though, and I suspect it would work well with a pasta dish. |
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In the future the line could grow to include such items as gravy boats and paella pans. |
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First up were char siu buns, steaming snowballs of white rice dough filled with char siu pork and rich gravy. |
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If you are serving a large crowd, use two serving platters and two gravy boats for the ease and convenience of your guests. |
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A really nice touch was that our meal was also accompanied by three gravy boats, so you could top up on the gravy to your heart's content. |
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An alternative suggestion is that it is from Latin calidus, meaning warm, as this is the source of Spanish caldo, with the senses of broth or gravy. |
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Others in the list include microwaveable food, tea bags, instant coffee, sliced bread, ready meals, disposable razors, gravy granules and screw-top wine bottles. |
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It is made from stewing steak and beef gravy, enclosed in a pastry shell. |
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The term dope entered the English language in the early nineteenth century, originally referring to viscous liquids, particularly sauces or gravy. |
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At Kirklevington Grange meanwhile, prisoners also had turkey or roast pork, with stuffing, pigs in blankets, roast potatoes, vegetables and gravy. |
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Because the rich gravy from the roast meat drippings was used up with the first course, the main meat and vegetable course was often served with a parsley or white sauce. |
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Hatcher derailed the gravy train by consolidating City Hall operations into five general departments headed by three special assistants and two members of the Board of Works. |
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My sauerbraten was a disaster, thin slices of beef drowned in a lake of gravy, and way too sauer, although the accompanying spaetzle were firm and buttery. |
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It is commonly served with roast beef and vegetables to form part of the Sunday roast but is traditionally served as a starter dish filled with onion gravy within Yorkshire. |
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There I was eagerly anticipating my usual Gourmet Perle gravy meal with a side smattering of Purina One dried food and I was served up whiffy great chunks of fish. |
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While showing off his table place card and the menu decorated with the official White House seal, Colbert said that it was a magical evening and he also stole the gravy boat. |
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Accessories The most common accessory pieces are a butter knife, serving fork, pierced fork, gravy ladle, sugar spoon, seafood fork and iced tea spoon. |
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Now, that doesn't mean we should all lace into the fries and gravy. |
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The bread is then dipped into the gravy and then used to gather or scoop the meat and vegetables between the index, middle finger and thumb, and consumed. |
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Now it seems that Pa Senik was a little deaf. Awang noticed that his father-in-law sometimes poured the gravy of his curry on his rice and that sometimes he sucked it up. |
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Toad in the hole or sausage toad is a traditional English dish consisting of sausages in Yorkshire pudding batter, usually served with onion gravy and vegetables. |
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One comprises a Cornish pastie, gravy, vegetables and creamed potatoes, with a fat content of 30g, while the other, with sausages, potatoes and baked beans,has 29g of fat. |
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For example, the liquid part of a thick curry may be referred to as gravy. |
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While some may have genuine reasons to defect, personally, I would not want to vote for a person whose major concern is to keep their fat backsides on the gravy train. |
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Get off EU gravy train ONCE again the present government tell us that they intend to savage the poor and under privileged by slashing billions from welfare benefits. |
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It seems so, because this giant gravy train has a new driver. |
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Previous scandals have taught them nothing and the gravy train continues. |
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I have been looking for a gravy boat that keeps the gravy warm. |
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Tonight, Sophie demonstrates a series of recipes for combating melancholy, indulging her blues with bubble and squeak cakes served with red onion gravy. |
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If How considerate, then, of the sharp suits at AWM to go out in style and remind us of the iniquities of the public sector gravy train and its bumper pension handouts. |
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Another Southern US dish that has white gravy is chicken fried steak. |
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She had also forgotten both diet and protocol as she joined Sven in guzzling large cokes, practically inhaling fries and gravy, and rounding off the meal with double malts. |
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She's a strange one alright, a former New York street artist who discovered the baritone ukelele, remembered her old violin lessons, and cut an album, No Guts, No Gravy. |
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Turkey Gravy Boat and Salt and Pepper Shakers are offered in off-white ceramic that will match any setting. |
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Gravy is a sauce often made from the juices of meats that run naturally during cooking and thickened with wheat flour or cornstarch for added texture. |
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The former City trader with a German wife, a man who has enjoyed a first-class ticket on the Brussels Gravy Train for 15 years, wilts under forensic questioning. |
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Gravy is commonly served with roasts, meatloaf, rice, and mashed potatoes. |
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