Christmas dinner isn’t the same without a delicious gravy
Create a deliciously aromatic allspice with ‘s recipe that is the perfect sauce to drizzle over a dinner.
Needing at least two hours so that the flavours infuse into the , the timing is key.
Once the has had two hours to take on the aroma of allspice berries, bay leaves, and cinnamon, the juice of the cooked turkey will need to be added.
Included in the stock – just for flavour – are peppercorns, celery, carrots and onion.
‘s features in her cookbook Nigella , but it’s also available down below.
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This gravy recipe makes enough for 12 people
Allspice gravy
Makes: enough for 12 people
Ingredients
Giblets from turkey
One litre water
One tbsp allspice berries
Half tsp black peppercorns
Three bay leaves
One x 4cm stick cinnamon
One stick celery
Two carrots
One unpeeled onion (halved)
One tbsp Maldon salt or half tbsp table salt
Juice of one clementine, plus pulp from fruit
Two tbsp plain flour
Two tbsp honey
Making gravy on Christmas Day is a must
Method
Put all the ingredients, except the flour and honey, into a saucepan and bring to a boil. Cover with a lid and simmer gently for two hours.
Whisk the flour in another saucepan with two tablespoons of the juices from the turkey roasting tin.
Then put the saucepan on the heat and slowly whisk in the cooked stock (through a sieve) and the honey.
Let the gravy bubble away, stirring every now and again, until it thickens a little and the floury taste disappears.