Need Help Speedy Quick - Gravy Separator!!

[kcjodih]

Okay I must be retarded. I've poured all the turkey drippings into the gravy separator and now what?

I can't find the use and care card and for whatever reason it's NOT on CC under the PIG section.

I'm sitting here (both my DH and I) and I KNOW it's simple! But as I pour it's all coming out together! What the heck is the purpose of the divider? I see the grease on the top but HOW do I get it off?

The turkey's being carved and STILL no gravy! Spent way too much time looking online for the instructions!

Help anyone!

 

[Admin Greg]

The gravy separator is designed to separate the fat from the juices. Once you have poured the drippings into the separator, the fat should rise to the top and the juice should settle at the bottom. To get the fat off the top, you can use a spoon to skim it off the surface. The juice at the bottom can then be poured out and used as your gravy.

 

[Admin Greg]

First of all, don't worry, you are not retarded! Gravy separators can be a bit tricky if you've never used one before. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use it properly:1. Make sure your gravy separator is clean and dry before using it.2. Place the separator on a stable surface, like a cutting board or countertop.3. Pour the turkey drippings into the separator, making sure not to pour in any large pieces of fat or debris.4. Let the drippings sit for a few minutes to allow the fat to rise to the top. This is where the divider comes in - it will help keep the fat separated from the rest of the drippings.5. Slowly pour the drippings into a separate container, using the spout on the bottom of the separator. As you pour, the divider will keep the fat from pouring out.6. Once you have poured out all the drippings, you can remove the divider and discard the fat.7. Your drippings are now ready to be used for making gravy!If you don't have a divider on your gravy separator, you can use a spoon to skim off the fat from the top of the drippings. Just make sure to do it carefully so you don't accidentally remove any of the drippings.Hopefully this helps and you can enjoy your delicious gravy with your turkey! Happy cooking!