Keto Brown Gravy

Name: Keto Brown Gravy
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Ingredients: 2 tbsp Fat drippings (roast beef, pork, bacon, chicken, etc.); 7.8 g vital wheat gluten (with the next 6 lines, replaces 2 tbsp Ketonia bread mix (discontinued)); 4.2 g golden flax meal; 1.9 g oat fiber; 1.7 g almond flour; 0.3 g salt; xanthan gum (a pinch); citric acid (a pinch); 1 cup water; 1/2 tsp Better than Bouillon (beef)

By Chef Geri

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This recipe uses our bread mix. We no longer make it, so the seven ingredients are listed in the recipe below, or grab them all in one go.

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Keto Brown Gravy

Brown gravy is a staple in many households and gatherings. It goes really well with a lot of different meats, vegetables, and even breakfast! It is such a wonderful, flavorful sauce that is perfect with just about any savory food. This recipe is so easy, it only takes 3 ingredients and 10 minutes!

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Prep Time 10

Total Time 10

Servings: 8

Cuisine: American

Calories: 43.87

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Ingredients

2 tbsp Fat drippings (roast beef, pork, bacon, chicken, etc.)
7.8 g vital wheat gluten with the next 6 lines, replaces 2 tbsp Ketonia bread mix (discontinued)
4.2 g golden flax meal
1.9 g oat fiber
1.7 g almond flour
0.3 g salt
xanthan gum a pinch
citric acid a pinch
1 cup water
1/2 tsp Better than Bouillon (beef)

Method

For this recipe we roasted an eye round of beef and used the drippings. You can use whatever meat drippings you have. If you dont have enough drippings you can substitue the rest with butter or another fat like bacon fat.
Bring the fat drippings to a boil in a small saucepan or in the pan that was used to cook your meat. Once boiling, add in your ketonia bread mix. Whisk the roux for about 2 minutes over medium heat. While whisking, add in your water. Bring the heat back up to high and continue to whisk until the gravy boils and thickens. At this point you can taste it and see if you’d like to add the Better than Bouillan. If you do, just whisk it in. Remove from heat and serve hot!