On May 14, 2:55*am, Leonard Blaisdell
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*Myrl Jeffcoat wrote:

One of the best meals was a simple hot turkey sandwich, with gravy.
The gravy seemed fairly traditional or usual for that kind of meal,
but was more "golden" yellow than I've seen in the past. *What do you
guys think may have been the ingredient to make that so? *I wondered
if a bit of tumeric had been added, but also wonder if there are other
possibilities.

Did it taste different than the hot turkey sandwiches from your past?
Restaurant style hot turkey sandwiches from my past are one of my
fondest memories. The gravy color was generally rich tan.
Hot turkey and hot roast beef sandwiches seem to be things of the past.
What a misfortune!

leo

You just aren't hanging out at the best greasy spoons in small towns.
They're still found around here.

John Kane Kingston ON Canada