Bisto! It was proper gourmet until you said that!Crispy chicken thighs, real chips, vintage Irish cheese and a dropeen of Bisto.
I'm well into fancy sauce and jus made from scratch, Christmas day I spent nearly an hour making the gravy. I grow redcurrants and make my own Merlot wine to combine in a gravy I will only put on the potatoes.Bisto! It was proper gourmet until you said that!
When the girls were young the wife would ask if they wanted gravy. They would ask back “is it Bisto or dad’s gravy?”. She would answer “it’s Bisto” and they would answer “no thanks”!
Now even the wife doesn’t have Bisto in the house. Taught them well!
I'm well into fancy sauce and jus made from scratch, Christmas day I spent nearly an hour making the gravy. I grow redcurrants and make my own Merlot wine to combine in a gravy I will only put on the potatoes.
Don't you ever again give me any backchat about gravy DevonRifle, you obviously know nothing about gravy, absolutely nothing.
Every person worth their salt knows there is a time and a place for Bisto, and let me tell you that dropeen over them cheesy chips was proper gourmet. Look at it again you wretch, you're only jealous of the Bisto. You couldn't make Bisto like that to save your life man. And the instructions are on the packet.
It might be full of salt, colours and chemicals but it's mighty tasty when you all of a sudden feel like you want to go reeling in the years. Everyone over 50 should always have an in date emergency supply in the kitchen cupboard. Next to the jars of Bovril.
It's a redcurrant and merlot gravy. The merlot is made from a kit you can order online, it takes a few weeks but with a bit of patience and understanding it's well worth the effort. The kit makes 30 bottles and one bottle is loads for making gravy.Oh and do you sell your redcurrant merlot? I have to confess that though I put the effort into home made stock and gravy, I don’t go as far as making the wine. Cheap plonk it is…..