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Gravy - at the Watercourse



 
 
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Old 11-11-2004, 11:57 PM
ToddMisk
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Default Gravy - at the Watercourse

There is THE best gravy at the Watercourse Restaurant in Denver.

Does anyone know how to make this wonderful gravey. I am an addict
and the restaurant will not give out the restaurant - understandably.

Thanks
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Old 14-11-2004, 05:14 PM
C. Noble
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I have never been to the Watercourse or to Denver but this was the recipe on
the Peta web site, which seems to have ties to Watercourse. See what you
think. http://www.petaindia.org/recipes/gravy.html

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There is THE best gravy at the Watercourse Restaurant in Denver.

Does anyone know how to make this wonderful gravey. I am an addict
and the restaurant will not give out the restaurant - understandably.



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Old 22-11-2004, 05:54 AM
Chef R. W. Miller
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This is not a "GRAVY" This is a sauce that has been prepared sometimes days
in advance.
Tell me the type of sauce you had, then I can help.
Chef R. W. Miller
Marriott Resorts & Hotels

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There is THE best gravy at the Watercourse Restaurant in Denver.

Does anyone know how to make this wonderful gravey. I am an addict
and the restaurant will not give out the restaurant - understandably.

 




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