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03/26/2010 08:27 PM
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It really is tasty! and compliments the lamb (or turkey) gravy! never tried it with beef gravy... I just keep adding a little (let it all melt and incorporate), tasting, and repeat til it is just right... You don't want the gorgonzola to overpower the gravy... and I also cook the potatos in the pan... I just remove them... deglaze the pan with some white wine... add water or chicken stock & "Wondra" mix... then add the gorgonzola when the gravy is the way I like it...
I found this trick years ago for leftover Thanksgiving Turkey on an internet site... and I now like it all the time... everyone always says... Oooo... what's that extra little kick in the gravy?
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