Cannabis Infused Turkey Gravy Recipe – That’s Right – Thanksgiving Will be Wonderful

Are you looking for the perfect recipe to help you make it through Thanksgiving? Look no further, below we break down how to make a Cannabis Gravy that you can pour over your favorite thanksgiving dishes, on savory biscuits, or any Sunday roast. It’s the perfect vessel for flavor and good vibes.

This make-ahead gravy recipe uses a cannabutter roux to thicken and create a perfectly velvety texture.

You can use the drippings from your roast turkey or chicken, those are the golden caramelized bits that stick to the pan. If you are making this ahead of the meal, you can also opt to grill some chicken wings, giblets or thighs in a pan with veggies and use that as a base.

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Weed Infused Gravy Recipe

Weed Infused Gravy Recipe

Serves

5

People
Prep time

30

minutes
Cook time

30

minutes
Calories

300

kcal
Total time

1

hour 

By incorporating the cannabutter as one of the final ingredients we not only preserve the flavor but also the beneficial properties of the cannabis. Turkey is classically paired with fall apple notes, such as those found in the hybrid Apple Jack. Personally, I like citrus flavored strains like Lemon Meringue that balance out the richness of the gravy. As with all pairings, we want to highlight complimentary flavors. 

While it may be tempting to use over everything, remember to use our CBD Dosage Chart Calculator and pour responsibly.

Ingredients

  • 3 tablespoons of cannabutter

  • 3 tablespoons flour

  • Pan drippings from either roast whole bird or roasted wings and veggies

  • 1 + ⅓ cup of quality chicken broth*

  • ⅓ cup white wine or sherry*

  • Lemon zest from ½ lemon

  • ½ tsp cayenne pepper

  • ½ tablespoon fresh thyme

  • Salt

  • Pepper

Instructions

  • Measure and process your ingredients Measure out the cannabutter, flour, wine, broth, and spices and set aside
  • Prepare your roux In a small saucepan add the cannabutter and flour and mix thoroughly until a paste forms. Cook over medium low heat for 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Set aside
  • Pan Drippings If you are making this recipe ahead of your meal, roast 10 seasoned chicken wings with a mix of celery, onion, carrots, and a few garlic cloves. Cook in a preheated oven at 350 F, until tender. Remove from the oven and the golden bits left in the pan are your drippings.
  • Deglaze Place the pan on the burner over medium heat. Once sizzling, add white wine/sherry wine and begin to stir and scrape up all the caramelized drippings. This is the base of your gravy, all the flavor is built here. Add the chicken stock and keep scraping until the pan is clean. Your kitchen sink will be grateful, but more importantly your tastebuds will be thankful you didn’t skip this step.
  • Concentrate those flavors Strain the stock using a metal strainer into a medium pot. Add the the cayenne, fresh thyme, and lemon zest. Bring up to medium heat and once it starts bubbling, lower to a simmer and cook for 10 minutes. Mix frequently with a heat proof spatula. Taste and season for salt and pepper.
  • Thicken the Gravy Begin to add the roux to the concentrated broth by whisking thoroughly until you reach the perfect consistency. Simply add a splash more of broth if you like a silky creamy consistency. For a thicker gravy, simply add more roux.
  • Enjoy! Great on leftovers*, over biscuits, or on any Thanksgiving plate.

Notes

  • Use a good quality chicken stock, this is where 99% of the flavor comes from.* The broth keeps for 2-3 days so ideally make the day of or the day before.* White wine keeps this gravy nice and clean while a sherry wine will give it a nice deep and rich flavor. Dose appropriately! Use FlavorFix’s CBD Dosage Chart Calculator to calculate your dose per person/serving.

Andres Castello

Chef Andres is a restaurateur in the original sense of the word he is always on the search for recipes that restore the body and soul. He is currently based in Mallorca working and visiting farms to learn about the healing practices of biodynamics and permaculture agriculture. Embark on a journey of recipes and articles and learn about the restorative power of cannabis, food, and drinks. Prior to moving to Mallorca Chef Andres ran his restaurant in NYC and sold it.

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