An essential Thanksgiving truth: It's all about the gravy
Ditch the jarred version for the real deal when feast time cometh
The centerpiece of the Thanksgiving table is always the turkey. And then there is the meal itself: the mashed potatoes are indulgent; the stuffing is savory; and the cranberry sauce is . . . well, polarizing.
But if you want to know the single, definitive measure of a successful Thanksgiving feast, look no further than the gravy. It’s the liquid gold that binds the entire meal together, transforming a plate of food into a masterpiece. And its creation takes some real skill.
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