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srvy 06-07-2014 09:47 AM

I got this recipe a long time ago watching Gone Fishing with Harold Ensley. Its simple but its good and I rarely stray from it.

1 lbs RB rice sausage mild, medium, hot or sage whatever you prefer. Note I substitute Aldi brand sausage sometime its excellent.

1 cup flour this is more or less the consistency you prefer.

1 stick sweet cream butter 2 if your bold.

2 cups heavy cream

whole milk for consistency added as needed

Salt and pepper to taste.

Brown the sausage in large iron skillet.
Drain the grease if your a skinwuss.
Add butter
When melted add flour lower heat till you have a sticky roue sp?
Add the heavy cream bring to boil reduce heat
As it thickens add whole mild a little at a time till you have gravy you like.
Salt and pepper to taste.

The biscuits were just standard jiffy using buttermilk or regular milk with a lil vinegar mixed in its a substitute for buttermilk. Cook in cast iron dutch oven optional.

I do biscuits scratch to damn much work Jiffy or buy the Grands. Sams Club flats of biscuits are good for a crowd.

This is a tasty hearty breakfast and simple.

As for places out for B&G I like Country Cafe in Riverside.

Chief Roundup 06-07-2014 09:48 AM

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Chocolate Gravy is damn good too.

Chief Roundup 06-07-2014 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by ILChief (Post 10675945)
Bob Evans

That place sucks ass.

ThaVirus 06-07-2014 09:51 AM

The worst biscuits and gravy I've ever tasted were from Cracker Barrel.

The best I've ever tasted were from this smaller breakfast spot called Peach Valley. I only know of one but the place has great food and the best prices in town.

First Watch is also a great breakfast spot, if you guys have those.

Bowser 06-07-2014 09:52 AM

Goddammit. Now I'm going to punt a puppy if I don't get some kick ass B&G sooner rather than later. Piss on all of you.

vailpass 06-07-2014 09:52 AM

Get the "Yo' Mama's"...

http://loloschickenandwaffles.com/menu.php

Chief Roundup 06-07-2014 09:53 AM

Top or bottom biscuit. Nah just crumble the biscuit up a bit and then drowned that dude.

Bowser 06-07-2014 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Baby Lee (Post 10676035)
Hardees makes biscuits from scratch, with LARD. We had a grandmotherly lady who came in an hour early every day to mix them up by hand and start the first batches. I've followed her process and it was the same as my grandma's, whose biscuits would have people coming from miles around just to stop off for fresh biscuits and Johnny's blackstrop.

Gravy is powdered mix with fresh sausage off the grill.

As good a single offering as you can get in fast food breakfast.

The B&G Hardee's serves is surprisingly good. Like really surprisingly.

Chief Roundup 06-07-2014 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 10676108)
if you're making sausage gravy.

It's absolutely critical to scramble + pan fry the breakfast sausage, I'd elect the 'hot' jimmy dean. Anyhow - It's critical to cook until sausage is crispy pellets.

... and here's why...


Once you develop you roux from the sausage grease, adding the wet product will soften up the sausage just the right amount. See this will eliminate the elasticity of the pork and make it a texture anyone in their right mind would want in a gravy.

Also when you add the flour to the sausage and grease pit of the skillet - try to brown the flour - but only SLIGHTLY - also to finish your gravy add three Tablespoons of evaporated milk, more crushed red pepper and a teaspoon of sugar. This step really 'pulls the gravy together'

If you want to get cute; as you render the sausage, add a teaspoon of bacon grease.


These are all very solid techniques to a good 'country' style down home sausage gravy - AKA 'Sawmill gravy'

This too.

Simply Red 06-07-2014 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Bowser (Post 10676121)
Goddammit. Now I'm going to punt a puppy if I don't get some kick ass B&G sooner rather than later. Piss on all of you.

Big Biscuit was solid, that trip I saw you at Joe's, I had run out to stay at Dad's in Blue Springs - I ate there as I left town. I got the 1/2 order - it was plenty.

Very solid - in fact some of the best 'out' I've eaten.

Bowser 06-07-2014 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Chief Roundup (Post 10676123)
Top or bottom biscuit. Nah just crumble the biscuit up a bit and then drowned that dude.

**** yes. This man gets it.

The wife laughs at me every time I crumble up my biscuits (especially if they're fresh and they burn my fingers) because "that's the way kids eat it". There is NO OTHER acceptable way to eat B&G. You tear biscuits in half ONLY if you're going to butter and/or jelly them.

Bowser 06-07-2014 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 10676128)
Big Biscuit was solid, that trip I saw you at Joe's, I had run out to stay at Dad's in Blue Springs - I ate there as I left town. I got the 1/2 order - it was plenty.

Very solid - in fact some of the best 'out' I've eaten.

They have a new Big Biscuit north of the river off of Barry Road near Zona Rosa. I've heard good things, but everybody says the line to get in is just ridiculous. Still going to try it out.

Another place up by Gladstone that serves a solid breakfast menu is Kate's Kitchen. Great food, they don't cheat you on portions, and the price is pretty reasonable. I think it's just a breakfast and lunch place.

Chief Roundup 06-07-2014 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Bowser (Post 10676130)
**** yes. This man gets it.

The wife laughs at me every time I crumble up my biscuits (especially if they're fresh and they burn my fingers) because "that's the way kids eat it". There is NO OTHER acceptable way to eat B&G. You tear biscuits in half ONLY if you're going to butter and/or jelly them.

AMEN

Chief Roundup 06-07-2014 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Bowser (Post 10676125)
The B&G Hardee's serves is surprisingly good. Like really surprisingly.

Hardees has some of the best biscuits for a fast food chain.

Hammock Parties 06-07-2014 10:06 AM

I'll have to do a big biscuit review with sexy photos.


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