Easy Sausage Gravy Recipe
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This easy sausage gravy pairs perfectly with the Best Homemade Biscuits recipe I shared previously. Tis makes a truly southern, county style breakfast and its one of our all time favorites! Making this recipe couldn’t be easier and it is so tasty you’re going to want to file it away for weekend breakfasts and your favorite brunch menu.
How to you make sausage gravy at home?
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Many people are intimidated by making homemade gravy, but there really is no reason to be. My easy gravy recipe truly is EASY. I encourage you to give it a try and learn how easy it is to make you own savory, simple gravy.
Easy Sausage Gravy Recipe
Easy Sausage Gravy Recipe
This Easy Sausage Gravy Recipe is sure to please your family or a crowd and is perfect for serving with homemade biscuits.
Ingredients
- 454 grams Sausage (1 lb)
- 56 grams Flour (8 Tbsp)
- 1183 ml Whole Milk (5 Cups)
- Dash of Pepper
- Dash of Seasoning Salt
Instructions
- Start by browning your sausage until sausage is fully cooked. Do not drain the grease.
- Sprinkle flour on top of cooked sausage. Stir to coat the sausage.
- Add milk and stir continually until your gravy begins to thicken.
- Add pepper and seasoning salt.
- Stir to combine.
- Serve immediately with homemade biscuit recipe..
What is the difference between country gravy and sausage gravy?
While country gravy and sausage gravy are quite similar, country gravy is made without meat. The flavor from country gravy comes from butter and seasonings, usually salt, pepper and a little garlic powder.
I hope you love this old fashioned sausage gravy recipe. It is the perfect topping to biscuits for a delicious and filling breakfast. Be sure to let me know if you whip up a batch. You can also make a tasty bacon gravy from my recipe if you prefer that.
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Jennifer is a home chef and mom of six who shares recipes, home design, entertaining, travel, and family. A Better Homes and Gardens Stylemaker, Jennifer’s work can be seen in Better Homes and Gardens, Cottages and Bungalows Magazine, American Farmhouse Style, Oprah Magazine, Country Living Magazine, and At Home in Arkansas Magazine.
