Adding chocolate gravy to soft biscuits is amazing! I had to try Chocolate gravy & biscuits recipe
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Date: 2024-07-31
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mamacooks
My treat was a cold biscuit that my grandma would rake a stick her finger into middle and pour in Molasses. Remember many a summer days sitting on her porch with my cousins eating molasses biscuits while she dipped her snuff and spit it into old coffee tins. She would also take a branch from a tree in her yard and knaw one end til it was fanned into a perfect dipper for her snuff
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My treat was a cold biscuit that my grandma would rake a stick her finger into middle and pour in Molasses. Remember many a summer days sitting on her porch with my cousins eating molasses biscuits while she dipped her snuff and spit it into old coffee tins. She would also take a branch from a tree in her yard and knaw one end til it was fanned into a perfect dipper for her snuff
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neoncatfish4038
I'm 65 and I was born and raised in Texas! I only have had chocolate gravy one time! And that was when we lived in Bastrop Tx, for about 3 years! Friends of mine mother made it! I have had plenty of SOS, biscuits and gravy made with all kinds of stuff! Except for chocolate! But I can say the one time that I had chocolate gravy it was good! I'm going to have to try this again!
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I'm 65 and I was born and raised in Texas! I only have had chocolate gravy one time! And that was when we lived in Bastrop Tx, for about 3 years! Friends of mine mother made it! I have had plenty of SOS, biscuits and gravy made with all kinds of stuff! Except for chocolate! But I can say the one time that I had chocolate gravy it was good! I'm going to have to try this again!
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mamacooks
My husband's aunt lived in a hollar in the Missouri Ozarks and she made this all the time. This was back in the 60's and70's. My husband loved it but I couldn't eat it. I don't like chocolate. I do have a good reason. When I was a child the medicine for children was made with a chocolate flavoring that was very bitter. Does anyone else remember it I am 83 now.
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My husband's aunt lived in a hollar in the Missouri Ozarks and she made this all the time. This was back in the 60's and70's. My husband loved it but I couldn't eat it. I don't like chocolate. I do have a good reason. When I was a child the medicine for children was made with a chocolate flavoring that was very bitter. Does anyone else remember it I am 83 now.
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Barb-DB3
Definitely a childhood treat BUT my grandma and mom made traditional biscuit dough, rolled them out and spread the gravy onto the biscuit dough, cut them like cinnamon rolls. All the extra oozing sauce went over the rolls in the pan. They were baked up and served as chocolate rolls. Especially good with a dollop of butter.
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Definitely a childhood treat BUT my grandma and mom made traditional biscuit dough, rolled them out and spread the gravy onto the biscuit dough, cut them like cinnamon rolls. All the extra oozing sauce went over the rolls in the pan. They were baked up and served as chocolate rolls. Especially good with a dollop of butter.
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jonreedau81
It's interesting as it seems to be a thing in only parts of the South. I have spent almost all of my 65 years in Georgia and never heard of it until I started traveling for work to North Alabama where most places seem to have it. They just used normal rolled biscuits rather than drop biscuits though.
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It's interesting as it seems to be a thing in only parts of the South. I have spent almost all of my 65 years in Georgia and never heard of it until I started traveling for work to North Alabama where most places seem to have it. They just used normal rolled biscuits rather than drop biscuits though.
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OmANnIe
Wow, I've never seen a Dutch whisk. How cool and interesting it looks.
I grew up in Dallas, Texas but never had chocolate gravy.
I don't have tik tok but your drop biscuits look beautiful. I'm going to have to try your recipe. I'm really curious to see what my kids think of it too.
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Wow, I've never seen a Dutch whisk. How cool and interesting it looks.
I grew up in Dallas, Texas but never had chocolate gravy.
I don't have tik tok but your drop biscuits look beautiful. I'm going to have to try your recipe. I'm really curious to see what my kids think of it too.
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nanaensley6062
I grew up in Arkansas and this was a breakfast every 2 or 3 weeks. As kids we looked forward to it. We split our biscuits and put butter on them, then we topped it with the gravy. This has been around since before my momma was born and I'm 50. I make this for my grandbabies.
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I grew up in Arkansas and this was a breakfast every 2 or 3 weeks. As kids we looked forward to it. We split our biscuits and put butter on them, then we topped it with the gravy. This has been around since before my momma was born and I'm 50. I make this for my grandbabies.
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mamacooks
Raised in a Southern family, grandma, 2 aunts, & Mom who'd moved West in Dust Bowl. Never had/heard of chocolate gravy. I've lived in the South about 40 years now. First heard of this on YT.
I love biscuits, love chocolate, but this is too high carb.
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Raised in a Southern family, grandma, 2 aunts, & Mom who'd moved West in Dust Bowl. Never had/heard of chocolate gravy. I've lived in the South about 40 years now. First heard of this on YT.
I love biscuits, love chocolate, but this is too high carb.
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apriln. 4307
My mom would make something she called peanut butter sauce. It was made with cocoa powder, sugar and peanut butter cooked in a saucepan. Such a yummy treat. Made this for my children and now that they are grown they make it when they want a taste of home
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My mom would make something she called peanut butter sauce. It was made with cocoa powder, sugar and peanut butter cooked in a saucepan. Such a yummy treat. Made this for my children and now that they are grown they make it when they want a taste of home
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petepeterson4540
it's a southern thing sunday mornings with all us kids as a treat chocolate gravy but if you will notice it is much like an unset pudding all you need to do is temper in 4 Beaten eggs and continue to cook. until done cool and eat pudding.
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it's a southern thing sunday mornings with all us kids as a treat chocolate gravy but if you will notice it is much like an unset pudding all you need to do is temper in 4 Beaten eggs and continue to cook. until done cool and eat pudding.
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TheLamba444
I am from Kentucky, my mother used to make this for us when we were children, but she used homemade butter in hers, also the vanilla extract, She also made patted layered biscuits instead of just drop biscuits, so delicious!
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I am from Kentucky, my mother used to make this for us when we were children, but she used homemade butter in hers, also the vanilla extract, She also made patted layered biscuits instead of just drop biscuits, so delicious!
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mamacooks
I have never ate chocolate gravy. First time I've seen it made. Trisha yearwood made it. She said her mom always served it with biscuits. Never got around trying it. Did you and family like it Thanks for sharing.
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I have never ate chocolate gravy. First time I've seen it made. Trisha yearwood made it. She said her mom always served it with biscuits. Never got around trying it. Did you and family like it Thanks for sharing.
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sandyrice3559
I grew up in So Cal and my best friend's mom would make chocolate gravy when I stayed overnight at her house. But it was served in bowls and we dipped soft, white Wonder bread in it. YUM!
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I grew up in So Cal and my best friend's mom would make chocolate gravy when I stayed overnight at her house. But it was served in bowls and we dipped soft, white Wonder bread in it. YUM!
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summerf3022
I’ve lived right here in Houston (area) my whole life and I did not grow up having this, nor have I ever had it still to this day! I feel cheated lol I guess I need to make this soon!
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I’ve lived right here in Houston (area) my whole life and I did not grow up having this, nor have I ever had it still to this day! I feel cheated lol I guess I need to make this soon!
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jodicanada1892
I grew up on chocolate gravy in TN. I've lived in TX for over 25 years and raised my kids on them. They love chocolate gravy and biscuits. Grown now, they make it for their children.
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I grew up on chocolate gravy in TN. I've lived in TX for over 25 years and raised my kids on them. They love chocolate gravy and biscuits. Grown now, they make it for their children.
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fendtman55
Yes, I grew up with this, we love it with Butter though, You know know butter makes it better. We also used it for making chocolate milk. It was a regular staple breakfast food for us.
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Yes, I grew up with this, we love it with Butter though, You know know butter makes it better. We also used it for making chocolate milk. It was a regular staple breakfast food for us.
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petepeterson4540
put it on pancakes rice pondulce cookies french toast let your imagination run wild good with fresh berries to and bananas. oh peanut butter oh the ultimate sin.
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put it on pancakes rice pondulce cookies french toast let your imagination run wild good with fresh berries to and bananas. oh peanut butter oh the ultimate sin.
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lianebabb9638
Grew up with biscuits & chocolate gravy. Arizona, Oklahoma, always a family favorite. You must have a big pat of butter on the biscuit before pouring on the gravy!
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Grew up with biscuits & chocolate gravy. Arizona, Oklahoma, always a family favorite. You must have a big pat of butter on the biscuit before pouring on the gravy!
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jashelley
Indiana here with a grandma from Arkansas. I grew up on this. The only thing I'd suggest different is adding a pat of butter to the top of the gravy. It's amazing!
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Indiana here with a grandma from Arkansas. I grew up on this. The only thing I'd suggest different is adding a pat of butter to the top of the gravy. It's amazing!
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DonnaMSchmid
I grew up with German parents, and as a special treat we would have Dampfnudels (a sweet, steamed, yeast dumpling) with a similar chocolate sauce! Delicious!
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I grew up with German parents, and as a special treat we would have Dampfnudels (a sweet, steamed, yeast dumpling) with a similar chocolate sauce! Delicious!
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