Definition
Pan gravy is a simple sauce made from the drippings left in a pan after cooking meat. π It's the ultimate expression of savory goodness extracted from the cooking process. Flour is often added to thicken the drippings, creating a smooth sauce. Milk, cream, or broth can be added to adjust the consistency and flavor. Unlike complex sauces, pan gravy is quick and easy to make. It captures the essence of the meat's flavor.