Ingredients
2 tbsp. plain flour
50 ml (2fl. oz.) port
600 ml (1pt.) chicken stock
25 g (1oz.) Sun grown cranberries
3 tbsp. cranberry sauce
Once you’ve taken the turkey out of the roasting tin, pour the liquid into a jug. After a few minutes the fat and juices will separate (fat on top, juices below). Get rid of as much of the fat as you can, leaving the tasty juices in the jug. Set aside.
Place the roasting tray directly on the hob, set over a low heat, and add 2 tbsp. of the juices and the flour. Stir until you’ve made a smooth paste, then cook for a couple of minutes until lightly browned.
Stir in the port and cook until nearly boiled away. Then add the chicken stock and the rest of the turkey juices, fresh cranberries and the cranberry sauce. Season to taste. Leave to simmer for 5-10 minutes, until the sauce has thickened, before serving.
Tip: If you don’t have time to make this cranberry and port gravy, simply add a couple of tablespoons of chunky cranberry sauce to a shop-bought gravy for a similar taste.
This post does have a reply box – yeah! This sauce looks so rich and delicious – love how you’ve mixed port and cranberries. Great idea!
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You just can’t go wrong with port 😉
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Oh wow! This is just perfect for the upcoming holiday season! Thanks so much for bringing this to Fiesta Friday! You have been so generous this week with so many wonderful recipes!
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Since I’m reposting my Christmas recipes from 2014 there will be more posts than usuall all the way up to Christmas eve 🙂
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