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								Perfect Giblet Gravy
			
 
			 
                      *  Exported from  MasterCook  * 
  
                            PERFECT GIBLET GRAVY 
  
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 Serving Size  : 8    Preparation Time :0:00 
 Categories    : Sauces                           Lamb 
  
   Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method 
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                         Giblets, wing tips, and neck 
                         Bones from turkey 
    2       qt           Cold water 
    1       lg           Onion, chopped 
    2                    Ribs, celery, chopped 
    3       tb           Shopped parsley 
                         Fat can be poultry fat, ole 
                         Or butter 
                         Flour 
                         Salt 
                         Freshly ground pepper 
  
   While turkey cooks (or the day before), cover the 
   giblets, wing tips and neck bones with water in a 
   large pot. Add onion, celery and parsley and simmer 2 
   hours. Strain broth and reserve for gravy. Pick meat 
   from neck and wing tips; finely chop all giblets and 
   meat. Pour turkey drippings into bowl; let stand a few 
   minutes or chill in refrigerator until fat rises to 
   the top. Skim off the fat. 
                     THIS IS THE PERFECT GRAVY by Ann 
   Criswell For each 2 cups gravy desired, use 3 
   tablespoons fat, 3 tablespoons flour and 2 cups of 
   liquid (meat juices or broth, vegetable juice, 
   bouillon and/or water). Measure fat into saucepan. 
   Over low heat, blend in flour; cook until bubbly, 
   stirring constantly with a wire whisk. If desired, 
   brown fat and flour slightly to give more color and 
   flavor.  Remove pan from heat. Stir in liquid and 
   whisk constantly until blended with fat-flour mixture. 
   Add chopped giblets. Summer gently about 5 minutes. 
   Correct the salt and pepper to taste. Makes 8-1/2 cup 
   servings. 
   
  
  
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