Pioneer sausage gravy

Transform your breakfast with The Pioneer Woman's famous Sausage Gravy. Rich, hearty, and perfect over biscuits!

Enjoy this easy recipe from The Pioneer Woman! I bought frozen store bought biscuits, but she shows you exactly how to make the biscuits from scratch at www.thepioneerwoman.com. Enjoy!

Biscuits and gravy is staple southern breakfast fare! The Best Sausage Gravy Recipe is delicously simple, made from scratch, and ready in 20 minutes.

Embark on a culinary journey with a savory classic that warms the soul—Pioneer Woman's Sausage Gravy. A comforting blend of hearty breakfast sausage, velvety

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Starting with a large container of whole wheat biscuits, I was reminded of a delicious breakfast I had with my best friend during our trip to Massachusetts. This week, I decided to re-create the Biscuits and Sausage Gravy, by following The Pioneer Woman’s recipe. Quick, one-skillet cooking for a hearty dish, you’ll want to try this one!

Today, I am going to share how to make Pioneer Woman’s Biscuits and Gravy, which is an old Southern classic. It is also a hearty breakfast that can take you on a trip to the South every time it’s served.

Pioneer Woman Sausage Gravy 😋 1lb breakfast sausage 1/4 cup flour 2 cups milk Salt & pepper to taste Brown the sausage in large pan on medium heat. Do...

Pioneer Woman Biscuits and Gravy are made with all-purpose flour, buttermilk, breakfast sausage, and whole milk, along with essential baking ingredients like baking powder, butter, salt, seasoned salt, and black pepper. This hearty Pioneer Woman Biscuits and Gravy recipe creates a comforting breakfast that takes about 40 minutes to prepare and can serve up to 12 people.

If you could put the soul of the South on a plate for breakfast, it would be sausage gravy. Here, the gravy becomes the main course, the better to be sopped up with crumbly biscuits.