The OG Dredge and OG Gravy

The OG Gravy

Pairs with Dove, Quail, Chicken, Steak, or Pork

Ingredients

2 Tablespoons Flour

2 Tablespoons Butter

1/2 Teaspoons The OG

1/2 Teaspoons Pepper

1 1/2 Cups of Stock

1/2 Cup Milk

Method

  • Measure out all of your ingredients

  • Melt butter over medium heat in a medium saucepan

  • Whisk in flour to make a roux

  • Gradually whisk in milk until silky smooth

  • Slowly mix in stock

  • Stir in The OG and Pepper

  • Bring to a simmer (medium-high flame)

  • Reduce heat and continue to stir occasionally until the sauce noticeably thickens (8-10 minutes)

  • Salt to taste, smother it on, and serve hot!

The OG Dredge

Pair with: Dove, Quail, Chicken, Steak, or Pork

Ingredients

Dry Mix

  • 1 1/2 Cups AP Flour

  • 1/3 Cup The OG

  • Salt and Pepper to Taste

Wet Mix*

  • 2 Cups of Milk

  • 2 Tablespoons from Dry Mix

    *The goal is to fully submerge your protein in the wet mix. If you need to add more, use the ratio of 1 Cup of Milk to 1 Tablespoon of Dry Mix.

Method

  • Assemble the dry and wet ingredients into 2 separate medium bowls

  • Position the bowls next to a lined baking sheet

  • Take your meat and generously coat it in the dry mix, then wet mix, and BACK into the dry mix - so dry, wet, dry.

  • Pro Tip: Dedicate a dry and wet hand for this process. You will see what I mean when you begin.

  • Place the coated pieces on the lined baking sheet and place them in the fridge (15-20 min) while you prepare your frying station.

  • The idea here is to drop the temp of the meat so it can withstand the cooking time without overcooking it

  • Heat up an inch or two of oil (enough to cover protein) in a cast iron skillet over high heat to 375 degrees - they should all have enough room to float freely.

  • Place the dredged protein in the oil, making sure not to overcrowd the pan

  • Once the bottom of the meat begins to brown, flip them and cook the other side until golden brown

  • The first way to know when they’re ready is when they become buoyant and achieve that rich brown color; the second way is when the initial roaring boil has calmed.

  • Place on a wire rack to drain off excess oil, and then you're ready to serve

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