Poll: Biscuits and Gravy: Yumm, eww, or whatev

OK, Johnny L.A. I did it. My first poll. Personally, I think biscuits and gravy is the worlds most perfect food. Especially the gravy. I mean, of course, sausage gravy. You may call it sawmill gravy, scorched gravy, or white gravy. I don’t care what you call it, I want a couple scoops of it over some biscuits. And what the hell, I’ll put it on my hash and homefries too.

So what does everyone else think about B&G? To me, a breakfast buffet MUST have it, otherwise it sucks. I mean guys in chefs hats can be preparing Eggs Benedict to order and I will still be disapppointed if there’s no gravy.

As long as there’s not a meat stock gravy, I’m all over it.

Og but I miss Skeeter’s. Best. Biscuits. EVER.

Made correctly, it might be God’s food.

Of course, if you ate proper biscuits and gravy every day, you’d be dead of a heart attack within a month. But you’d die very happy.

I used to think I hated this until I was at someone’s house and they were making homemade fried chicken (another thing I had never had before).

They took the leftover grease and made gravy out of it, poured it over some freshly-baked biscuits and served it to me.

Best thing I ever ate.

Oh yum! Granted, it’s not something I’d eat every day, (I’d be dead of a heart attack before I turned 35!), but every once in a while? It’s heavenly. Soft, floury biscuits, savory sausage gravy? Mmmm

This is more something I’d have for brunch, though. For some reason, I can’t eat really heavy right when I get up in the morning. (A frozen waffle is probably the most I can do. My usual is yogurt, or a banana)

I loves me some B&G! But I’ll pass on cheap imitations; others can choke down a “Warm Elmers on Dust-Brick” if they want.

With sausage gravy – definitely.

Not the most perfect but it’s up there for the best tasting food :slight_smile:

I recall in the early 90s McDonalds would serve biscuits and sausage gravy for breakfast and it was good.

I wish you’d included “I really like it, but I do have some standards regarding its preparation” in the poll.

My Granny-in-law made it every day of her life, with cat-head biscuits and eggs fried in lard. Lard. Usually she was smoking a hand-rolled ciggy while she stood at the stove and stirred. She died a few years back at the amazing age of 91. My mind boggles, but I sure hope my kids have inherited some of those genes.

As for me–blech. But I make it because my family likes it. Weirdos, the lot of ya.

Never had it, but it sounds weird. I can’t even imagine what it would taste like.

One of God’s greatest hangover foods.

I also enjoy skipping the biscuits, and serving the gravy over scrambled eggs, which are themselves served over hash browns. Needless to say, I don’t do this often, but after a night of heavy drinking, it hits the spot like nothing else.

Food of the Gods.™

Ambrosia is right (the sausage gravy, that is). Denny’s, or was it Perkins, used to make the BEST, and I ordered it every time we went (well, morning or lunchtime). Then all of a sudden it turned horrible, just horrible, and now I think it’s off the menu. I’ve seen cans or packets of the cream gravy that I guess you add sausage to, if it was anything like Denny’s I’d buy a case.

I’m from the south. We were raised on it. And I love it.

Don’t really see the point of them. Gravy goes on meat or mashed potatoes; putting them on biscuits leaves you soggy, unappetizing biscuits.

Me too. I vote “what ev”.

It never occurred to me to put sausage gravy on meat. Over meatloaf, maybe?

Sausage gravy belongs on biscuits. And over hash. And hash browns. And…hell, over damn near anything.

RC, sausage gravy isn’t gravy. It’s…more.