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Art's Southern-Style Chocolate Gravy
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Leslie Kelly
"Art Stone from Honest Biscuit in Seattle was inspired by his grandmother's version of this down-home, easy-to-make breakfast staple that's served over fluffy buttermilk biscuits. Sounds kind of funny if you've never tried it before, but one bite and you'll be hooked."
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15 m servings 200Original recipe yields 6 servings
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5/13/2017
5 stars all the way, so delicious. I did add vanilla off-heat and since my butter was unsalted I added some salt too. I only make chocolate gravy once every 5 years or so but so worth it every t...
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5/13/2017
5 stars all the way, so delicious. I did add vanilla off-heat and since my butter was unsalted I added some salt too. I only make chocolate gravy once every 5 years or so but so worth it every t...
3/4/2018
This is very similar to the chocolate gravy that I learned to make from my mother, who learned from her mother. Three generations that i know making this. Only difference is we use some vanilla ...
6/8/2017
This recipe is spot on, and makes a great tasting chocolate gravy! Great on home made biscuits or ice cream.
6/19/2017
I made as instructed but with a little less milk since I wanted it a bit thicker. Very good over ice cream. Note that after adding the cocoa and sugar it doesn't really "dissolve." I stirred a ...
10/8/2018
Very easy to follow recipe, turned out exactly as expected. I used it to top pancakes with banana slices, was very yummy.
4/10/2018
Since I used unsalted butter, I threw in some salt; also added vanilla. Pudding like texture. Good.