Is it safe to make gravy from pan drippings left out overnight?
It is not safe to make gravy from pan drippings left out overnight. Bacteria can quickly multiply in food left out at room temperature, and this can lead to foodborne illness. To safely make gravy, refrigerate the pan drippings within two hours of cooking and use them within two days.
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