This site is not publicly editable, so what readers send in is how it grows and how it gets corrected. Everything here is read by a person.
Especially welcome
- Family recipes and gravy stories โ the way your household actually does it, and where it came from. Quantities and a method are ideal, but the story is worth having on its own.
- Traditions โ regional, seasonal or household. We cover Britain, Ireland, the American South, Quรฉbec, Scandinavia and central Europe so far, and there are certainly traditions elsewhere that deserve a page.
- Reviews of supermarket gravy products โ granules, pastes, pots and jars. What you bought, what it cost, and whether it was any good.
- Say hello โ we'd love to hear from visitors.
Corrections are just as welcome as new material. If you can point at a source, better still.
The encyclopaedia of gravy