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Unfortunately, all of the below replies will not work. Southern Biscuit gravy is not just simple white gravy (aka chicken-fried steak). It is usually made with sausage. My advice would be to make some biscuits (even the canned will work) and then make some gravy. There are lots of recipes on the web -- or you can get Jimmy Dean Southern gravy at the store.
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re: jrhmdtraum
Gaffey Street Diner in San Pedro does a traditional Southern Biscuit gravy breakfast with the gravy studded with nice pieces of sausage.
http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Overv...
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Gaffey Street Diner
247 N Gaffey St, San Pedro, CA 90731-
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re: ipsedixit
I think the next time I'm feeling a might peckish I'll drop in and chow down on one of their "Meat Lover's" bowls. What's that you might ask?
"Country potatoes covered with country gravy and topped with 3 eggs any style with pork sausage, kielbasa sausage, bacon and ham (not one or two of those, but ALL of THOSE) and mixed with onions and red and green bell peppers" - (after all you need some vegetables or this dish might be a tad on the unhealthy side).
This bowl is served WITH a buttermilk biscuit & gravy (or toast and jam) or one LARGE wagon wheel pancake.
*Endorsed by your local cardiac bypass surgeon who needs to send his children to Ivy League schools.
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I like Flying Leap in Silverlake. Their gravey is darker than most and has a great full sausage flavor.
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For biscuits and gravy, aside from Pann's, I also like Nick's (8536 W Pico Blvd
(310) 652-3567).As an aside, I really have a soft spot for the biscuits and gravy at KFC. Blasphemy, I know, but sometimes I'll make a mashed potatoes and gravy sandwich at KFC. Take one biscuit, split in half, fill the biscuit with mashed potatoes and gravy, and voila ... carb overload!
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Pann's biscuits are good, not astounding, but their gravy (all of their gravies!) is much better than average. Just don't know how far into the day their biscuits go - someone said recently that they now serve them all day. As for anywhere else, most places that serve chicken-fried steak have the proper gravy, or some form of it, but many don't have biscuits at all.
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re: mollyomormon
Pann's are the best I've had in a SoCal restaurant. In Nashville they'd be regarded as mediocre. They're equivalent to the biscuits some greasy spoons get delivered daily, since those places don't have ovens, and if you don't offer biscuits and gravy there you might as well not serve breakfast at all.
This is not to say that they're not good; any biscuit that is neither tough nor heavy is OK by me, and these are much better than OK. At least they aren't yeast rolls pretending to be biscuits, like the ones I got at Roscoe's.
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re: mollyomormon
Oddly enough, I got into a biscuit discussion with J. Gold the other night, after I finally got to meet him; after I'd introduced myself, he led off by saying, "Now, you're the guy who thinks the biscuits at Pann's are so great..." and what ensued was much like what's posted above. Turns out he's a much more serious baker than I am, so I took some of his biscuit tips to heart, like keeping the butter ice-cold instead of letting it melt into the flour. Too bad some of our local chefs weren't eavesdropping...
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