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flotsam

(3,268 posts)
Tue May 5, 2020, 01:32 PM May 2020

Working on a pork roast...

I marinaded with McCormick Applewood Smoke and rotisserie broiled. I want to machine slice and rewarm in gravy for sandwiches. That said I have no pork gravy. I do have beef, chicken, and turkey gravy. Would any of those compliment this roast?

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Working on a pork roast... (Original Post) flotsam May 2020 OP
well, there is that slogan-Pork is the new white chicken meat. riversedge May 2020 #1
Use the Chix Gravy Wellstone ruled May 2020 #2
Any kind of gravy should be OK. Patterson May 2020 #3
Thanks to all, flotsam May 2020 #4
I would combine them! Kali May 2020 #5
No gravy on roast pork sandwiches. Just hellman's mayo and salt and pepoer. applegrove May 2020 #6
 

Wellstone ruled

(34,661 posts)
2. Use the Chix Gravy
Tue May 5, 2020, 01:59 PM
May 2020

and stir in some of your Pork Drippings if you can. Mashed Potato's,Veggie,try a bit of Cranberry Sauce,really brings out the true flavor of the Pork. Finish with a Mixed Salad,really cleans the Palate and you will savor all those great flavors.

Kali

(55,007 posts)
5. I would combine them!
Tue May 5, 2020, 06:04 PM
May 2020

when I need a pork broth or flavor I usually use chicken and beef mixed with a little more chicken than beef.

heck, throw in some turkey too!

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