Chimmichurri, lemon gravy, nashville hot sauce, harissa, or just add more spices
stevenm1993 on
I like making a simple mushroom gravy.
-Start with a roux: melt butter in a sauce pan, sift flour into it, cook on medium low while whisking until the smell of raw flour goes away.
-Add chicken broth, and continue whisking until itâs homogenous and thickened up a bit.
-Add sliced mushrooms, and cover. The mushrooms will release moisture, thinning out the sauce. Continue cooking to thicken it up, or add more broth to thin it.
-Salt and pepper to taste.
Sorry I canât give you precise measurements; I usually eyeball it, and it depends how much you want to make.
9 Comments
Trader Joe’s has a really good chimichurri!
beurre blanc
Chimmichurri, lemon gravy, nashville hot sauce, harissa, or just add more spices
I like making a simple mushroom gravy.
-Start with a roux: melt butter in a sauce pan, sift flour into it, cook on medium low while whisking until the smell of raw flour goes away.
-Add chicken broth, and continue whisking until itâs homogenous and thickened up a bit.
-Add sliced mushrooms, and cover. The mushrooms will release moisture, thinning out the sauce. Continue cooking to thicken it up, or add more broth to thin it.
-Salt and pepper to taste.
Sorry I canât give you precise measurements; I usually eyeball it, and it depends how much you want to make.
Cranberry!
Sofrito!
This [Samin Nosrat ‘house dressing’ recipe](https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1027003-house-dressing) from NYT literally goes with everything
A lemon garlic butter sauce!
Just a little pan sauce