Emergency gravy

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Emergency Gravy
Fill the prepper's pantry with gravy food storage

Add the finishing touch to your meals in an emergency with gravy!
Gravy and biscuits. Gravy and mashed potatoes. Gravy over
stuffing. Gravy on meatloaf. Sausage gravy! Gravy poured all over
your thanksgiving feast. Life is better with gravy.

Preppers love their gravy ~ and gravy will be more important
when the stuff hits the fan to make questionable meat taste
better or to make meal feel like it has meat.

Grab your gravy boat, because the delicious taste of gravy can be
yours even in an emergency.

Gravy Emergency Food Storage!
Get on the gravy train! It's a guilty pleasure and it's all gravy
from here on out. Below are some delicious food storage ideas on
gravy for preppers...

#1: Beef Gravy.
You can make home-made beef gravy with drippings or beef
bouillon. In an emergency, you may not have the luxury of time or
the resources for fresh beef. Pack bouillon cubes and consider
these tasty shelf-stable beef gravy for your prepper's pantry:

Campbell's beef gravy. With a delicious roasted flavor,
Campbell's beef gravy is easy to use in your favorite recipes
or to pour straight onto the pot roast and mashed potatoes.
You get a pack of 12 for around $13 using Amazon's
Subscribe and Save feature, and of course on Prime this
includes your shipping. Made with beef stock and seasonings
beef gravy is ready. Campbells has a variety of delicious
gravies to provide the perfect finishing touch to your meal
and to please your entire family. Use them everyday and
have them on hand in an emergency.

Emergency Essential Beef gravy #10 can. Made with both
artificial and natural flavors, Emergency Essentials beef
gravy mix is an easy to use just-add-water mi. It's packaged
for long-term storage, so you can enjoy this delicious mix
now or in the years ahead. Use with potatoes, meats,
biscuits, or casseroles. This beef gravy mix is easy to make.
Add 1 Tbsp of gravy mix to 1/4 cup of warm water. Whisk
until completely dissolved and no lumps Gently simmer over
warm heat until desired consistency is achieved. Serve.

McCormick's Au Jus Gravy. When planning your food
storage around gravy, don't forget the Au Jus Gravy for your
sandwich dip. Made with natural herbs and expertly blended
spices, McCormick A u Jus Mix has no MSG. Pictured right, this
gravy mix adds hearty and savory flavor to poultry,
vegetables, meats and potatoes as well as to your favorite
meat sandwich. Having the mix on hand means you can
serve delicious, lump-free au jus gravy with no artificial
flavors, colors or MSG. In other words, you can serve it up
without the guilt.

Backpacker's Pantry Potatoes and Gravy with Beef #10
can. Backpackers Pantry Potatoes and Gravy with Beef is a
home-style meal that you can prepare easily straight from
the can to serve a large group or you can portion out your
meal to meet your needs. Pictured at the bottom of the
page, just add boiling water for a delicious meal in minutes.
You can make up to 23 servings and it has a shelf life of 25
years. Just use within 7 days of opening the can.

#2: Chicken Gravy.
Chicken stock is good to have on hand to make home-made
chicken gravy, but it's good to know that you can stock your
prepper's pantry with chicken gravy in powdered form or in a can.

Augason Farms Chicken Gravy #10 can. Prepare for long-
term emergencies. The Augason Farms Chicken Gravy Mix in
a #10 earns can a solid 4.8 of 5-stars. This delicious gravy
to pour over potatoes, meat, and biscuits is a great addition
to your favorite recipes. What's more, this gravy is a certified
gluten-free for your food storage and has a shelf-life of up to
10 years. This is important for preppers who have a someone
in their family or group who suffers from Celiac disease.
Wheat is in just about everything, but thankfully it's not in
this gravy.

Hoosier Hill Farms (shelf-stable powder). Make a rich,
golden chicken and herb gravy easily every time with help
from Hoosier Hill! Just add water to the mix and cook for
about 5 minutes before serving. With Hoosier Hill you get a
full pound of Chicken Gravy Mix to make 15 cups of gravy.
This popular old-fashioned mix for chicken gravy.

Campbell's Chicken Gravy. From the same classic soup
company that makes your favorite chicken noodle soup
comes Campbell's chicken gravy (12-pack).

#3: Pork and Sausage gravy.
There's nothing like country sausage gravy over biscuits ~ it just
tastes like home if you're a prepper. Here are some popular
brands for the times when you can't make it yourself or just want
the convenience:

Libby's Country Sausage Gravy. Libby's sausage gravy is a
must for those who enjoy the taste of a country breakfast.
Serve the gravy over biscuits or toast or with beans. Get a
12-pack immediate right.

Mountain House Biscuits and Gravy (#10 can, pouch).
You'll find Mountain House Biscuits and Gravy very
satisfying. Crumbles of pork sausage and buttermilk biscuit
pieces smothered in a yummy pepper gravy, it's a hearty and
homestyle meal. Makes 11 servings. Available in a #10 can,
right, or in pouches for camping or bugging out, at the
bottom right of the page.

Chef-mate Country Sausage Gravy. Shelf stable and
restaurant quality in a #10 can, Chef-mate Country Sausage
Gravy is a great start to your recipes or good right over
biscuits. Recipes for Chef-mate Country Sausage Gravy
include Country Sausage Gravy with Jalapeno Cornbread,
Creamy Chicken and Sausage with Rice, and Aunt Jo's
Biscuits and Gravy.

Campbell's Golden Pork Gravy. Made with pork stock and
tomato puree, Campbell's Golden Pork Gravy has no trans
fat! Pictured at the bottom of the page, you get a pack of 24
to add the finishing touch to your meals.

#4: Turkey Gravy.
If you serve turkey gravy, they'll certainly gobble it up at your
winter or fall feast.

Augason Farms Turkey Feast. If your thanksgiving meal
isn't complete without the gravy then the Augason Farms
Turkey Feast bucket is for you. This delicious meal for a large
family or for a gathering at Thanksgiving, Christmas or any
off-grid celebration consists of the freeze-dried turkey, and
of course turkey gravy! It also includes mashed potatoes,
bread rolls, green bean casserole and pumpkin pie mousse
for eight people. All meals are packaged in pouches and
sealed in easy to transport pails. If you are looking for a
convenient time-saving solution, this kit is your all-in-one
answer for hosting a delicious feast that is nutritious, and
easy to prepare. With this kind of convenience and shelf life,
it's easy to see how this kit is perfect for a family feast as
well as long-term emergency food storage. The 7 pouches of
Turkey feast includes

1 pouch freeze-dried turkey
1 pouch mashed potatoes
1 pouch turkey gravy
1 pouch seasoned stuffing
1 pouch green bean casserole
honey white bread and rolls and
1 pouch pumpkin mousse.

Learn to make your own gravy
IF you have five minutes, a pan and a whisk, you can make gravy.
Most gravy has flour in it, so it's not for the gluten-free diet, but
cornstarch is also a popular gravy thickener. A popular flavoring
agent is bacon, but also bouillon can help you flavor your gravies.

Beef gravy. Instead of reaching for the store bought stuff,
make this quick and simple creamy beef gravy.

Deer Steak's Gravy. This gravy starts with bacon. Heat bacon
drippings in a medium skillet on medium heat. Add deer
steaks. Season with salt and pepper. Brown on both sides,
and you've got the start of a delicious gravy for venison.

Turkey Gravy. Make old-fashioned gravy from the pan
drippings with this simple recipe.

Happy endings...
This is your ticket to the gravy train. Add the finishing touch to
your meals with the home-cooked taste of gravy. Mind your own
biscuits and life will be gravy!

Gravy is happiness:

"A positive attitude and a sense of humor go together like
biscuits and gravy." ~ Dolly Parton

"I come from a family where gravy is considered a beverage!"
~ Erma Bombeck