How to Strain and Freeze Turkey Broth or Drippings

When you roast a turkey it leaves behind a lot of drippings in the pan. These drippings can be the base ingredient for gravy, sauces or soups. Take advantage of the good stuff left behind by straining and freezing that turkey broth or...
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When you roast a turkey it leaves behind a lot of drippings in the pan. These drippings can be the base ingredient for gravy, sauces or soups. Take advantage of the good stuff left behind by straining and freezing that turkey broth or...
Tags: WikiHow, Strain and Freeze Turkey Broth and Drippings, wiki, how to articles, how to instructions, DIY, tips, howto, learn, how do I

Page 1 of Have several cups of Turkey "drippings" - I saved several cups of turkey drippings that were not used during the lunch. It's in the fridge currently but I'm not sure what I should do with it

You've roasted your turkey, and now it's time for for gravy. You don't need a recipe; this step-by-step guide will show you how to make delicious gravy to smother your mashed potatoes and gravy. The deeply browned and greasy scrapings from the bottom of the roasting pan might not look like much when you first take the turkey out of the oven. But those drippings are Thanksgiving manna. Let's make some gravy.

Here's a weekend project for you: Make turkey gravy! It takes a few hours, but you're left with a bounty of good eating. There will be shredded turkey meat for sandwiches, extra turkey stock for stuffing or for slurping, and the golden stuff itself: Thick, savory turkey gravy stashed in the freezer for Thanksgiving Day. When your Thanksgiving turkey is roasted and the guests are seated you don't have to worry about your gravy. It's already done. Here's a step-by-step recipe to show you how.

Preparing a smooth and savory gravy is easier than you may think.