Ok so, where I'm from, béchamel sauce is the white sauce you put in between layers of a lasagne or the sauce you would use to make scalloped potatoes (cut-up potatoes baked in the oven with that sauce and a bunch of cheese on top)
Dunno where you're from, so I'm going to assume not the US. We have beef gravy here as well.
It's a thick, dark brown gravy mostly served over mashed potatoes and well... roasted beef.
I'm sure it's used for other things here, but that's all I can think of off the top of my head.
Dunno where you're from, so I'm going to assume not the US. We have beef gravy here as well.
It's a thick, dark brown gravy mostly served over mashed potatoes and well... roasted beef.
There’s probably an equivalent for it, just under a different name.
Like, scones and biscuits are more or less the same thing here and in the UK. As I understand it, scones are generally sweet, whereas biscuits are mostly not.
Some people make sweet biscuits, using honey or brown sugar here, though again typically they aren't sweet.
It's a sausage based sauce. Basically cook some sausage(without casing and break the meat up) then remove the meat and make a Béchamel with the leftover fat in the pan, season it how you like and put the sausage back in. They have it on biscuits which are essentially scones.Oct 14, 2023"
I was curious what the equivalent would be or if there was one. Béchamel sauce is more or less the same thing. XD
There’s probably an equivalent for it, just under a different name.
Like, scones and biscuits are more or less the same thing here and in the UK. As I understand it, scones are generally sweet, whereas biscuits are mostly not.
Some people make sweet biscuits, using honey or brown sugar here, though again typically they aren't sweet. View attachment 114922
If it's like a scone but not sweet, then my grandmother would always call it a savoury scone. Generally speaking though, I think we just call your "biscuits" bread
There’s probably an equivalent for it, just under a different name.
Like, scones and biscuits are more or less the same thing here and in the UK. As I understand it, scones are generally sweet, whereas biscuits are mostly not.
Some people make sweet biscuits, using honey or brown sugar here, though again typically they aren't sweet. View attachment 114922
It's a sausage based sauce. Basically cook some sausage(without casing and break the meat up) then remove the meat and make a Béchamel with the leftover fat in the pan, season it how you like and put the sausage back in. They have it on biscuits which are essentially scones.Oct 14, 2023"
I was curious what the equivalent would be or if there was one. Béchamel sauce is more or less the same thing. XD
For a grilled sammich and probably a shitty cup of coffee? Where do you live? New York?
Dang, for 30 freedom units I can buy everything to make the sammich, coffee and still have money left over for well....
I dunno what, but something
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