Bearin' Down
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Gravy: goes over meat.
Sauce: goes over pasta.
What if there is meat in the pasta?
Gravy: goes over meat.
Sauce: goes over pasta.
Gravy: goes over meat.
Sauce: goes over pasta.
What if there is meat in the pasta?
Seriously guys going to bicker over calling sauce gravy? More than some Italians refer to it that way and if your Nona called it gravy your mom likely calls it gravy and so on and so forth. I call it sauce because to me gravy is brown and served on mashed potatoes but it is called gravy by many.
Oh well. I'll call it gravy around Bud, but I'm not going to around my Italian friends because I don't need to be ridiculed, especially when deep down in my heart I believe that it is more of a sauce.
Call it what ya want..I didnt question you, you questioned me
To me its gravy, but if ya say sauce, I know what ya mean
I am doing steak with a nice bernaise sauce and Caesar salad. A couple of shock top summer wheat beers and watching the game alone.
I'm not bickering. I'm just being real.
Fair enough. Poor word choice on my part. I just saw both sides. Like you I call it sauce and I am Italian but I also have grown up with plenty of Italians who would invite me over for sunday gravy at Nonas.
Lol. I was admonished for using the term "Sunday Gravy" by Italian bros, that's where this all started with me. I made some "Sunday gravy" and they told me it was really good sauce, and to knock off that gravy shit because i sound like a stronzo.
A monster energy drink(white one) and bag of lays potato chips
Grilled chicken thighs with a tasty dry rub (brown sugar, cayenne, black pepper, turmeric, chili powder, ginger) on a bed of lo mein with sauteed onions and red peppers. Making a hoisin, plum and garlic gravy.
goddammit. sounds great though!
It's really a sauce, but don't tell BB
you called it gravy in your op...lol
I didn't want to upset the Italians.