Sentence examples for make a gravy from inspiring English sources

Make a gravy with yogurt, toasted cashew nuts, chopped onions, black pepper and curry leaves and blend; stir into soup.

So for lunch today I cooked two nice sirloin steaks, cabbage and green beans - I do both of those with a little vegetable bouillon cube - mushrooms with onion to make a gravy, tomatoes and some fennel.

I mix Richard's guerrilla cabbage with some wild garlic leaves I found, add Ronnie's quail eggs to the Hackney salad, cook Tracy's pork and make a gravy with Sara's cider and serve her apple and chilli jelly on the side.

If you want to make a gravy, transfer the meat and carrots to a warm place, put the roasting tin over a moderate heat, then pour in a large glass of white wine or stock, or even water, and bring it to the boil.

Add a little water to the tomatoes to make a gravy.

While you rest the roast, consider using the reserved drippings to make a gravy.

Cider vinegar gravy After roasting pork with whole apples on a bed of veg, deglaze the pan with cider vinegar, then continue making a gravy as normal.

Although making a gravy that will please everyone is beyond even Delia, she has an excellent introduction to the art of making gravy, although she does come across a little bit Ukip when making the case for it.

Heathcote, meanwhile, makes a gravy which includes bacon and lentils for his modern take on the hotpot, which, like his roasted shallots, is frankly just a bit bizarre.

I see no point in making a gravy in that old-fashioned English way with the roasting fat, flour and vegetable cooking water.

Cornstarch will make a translucent gravy.