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Can you substitute chicken broth for poultry gravy?
No, you generally can't substitute chicken broth for poultry gravy. Here's why:
* Consistency: Gravy is thickened, giving it a sauce-like consistency. Chicken broth is a thin liquid.
* Flavor: Gravy typically includes seasonings and sometimes additional ingredients like onions or mushrooms that give it a more complex flavor than plain broth.
* Function: Gravy is used to moisten and add flavor to food, while broth is often used as a base for soups and stews.
What to do if you need gravy but don't have any:
* Make a quick gravy: You can easily make a simple gravy with cornstarch, butter, and chicken broth.
* Use a store-bought gravy: Many supermarkets sell pre-made gravy mixes or jars of ready-made gravy.
* Serve without gravy: If you're in a pinch, you can always serve your dish without gravy.
Important Note: You could use chicken broth as a base for making gravy, but you would need to thicken it with a starch like cornstarch or flour.
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