Turkey Gravy & Garlic Potato Puree




Chef Tom brings together his made-from-scratch Turkey Stock and the turkey drippings from the Smoked Holiday Turkey to create this flavor packed Turkey Gravy! Bonus recipe: Garlic Potato Puree!

Full recipes: https://www.atbbq.com/thesauce/turkey-gravy-and-garlic-potato-puree/

Smoked Holiday Turkey (turkey drippings): https://www.atbbq.com/thesauce/smoked-holiday-turkey/

How to make turkey stock: https://www.atbbq.com/thesauce/turkey-stock-scratch/

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24 replies
  1. Finite Tuning
    Finite Tuning says:

    Damn, and here I thought I had a unique trick for making gravy and soup….. I would never use that much fat, but I'm all about a good starchy tater verses corn starch or flour. I do the same in my beef vegetable soup cause I don't like runny soup, but why use a powder when you can use the real thing.!? I like this, but I'm disappointed it's no longer unique to me and my style of cooking. Then again, is anything unique in this world of food an foodies?

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  2. Brandon Shafer
    Brandon Shafer says:

    The person who invents the ability to smell what you’re watching through your phone will be an instant billionaire. Can’t wait to make this myself just to be able to smell the aromas. Great video once again!

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  3. Robbie White
    Robbie White says:

    Not trying to be a know it all, but 2 things about the Roux. From a Cajun, (1)when he says add a little bit of stock at a time so it doesn’t clump, he’s right. Very important. And (2) when working your roux, don’t go too fast with the spoon and flick some on you. It is like napalm, it will scar your skin lol, trust me. Awesome recipe

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  4. K Roeh
    K Roeh says:

    Chef John is great but incredibly hard to watch lately because he intentionally makes his voice pitch go up and down so much that it creates a fake game show host accent that is incredibly disengenous. Just killing great recipes, but they're great recipes nonetheless. Please chef Tom, don't start tweaking the tone of your voice.

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  5. Christopher Lawliss
    Christopher Lawliss says:

    I love your videos. The mixing method for the potatoes is great for people who like that consistency, however I wouldn't recommend using an immersion blender to make a potato puree. I prefer to use a potato ricer then pass through a sieve if you have that available, as blenders usually tear the starches in the potato making them a bit sticky/gluey.

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