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Italian sauce or GRAVY???

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Old 01-30-2009, 02:18 PM
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My Italian Grandmother from Italy made GRAVY, My mother made GRAVY and I make GRAVY. I thought I was the only one in the Villages who calls
Sauce, Gravy. Thank you all.
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SAUCE goes on pasta,gravy goes on roast beef.
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I'm not Italian, but I never heard sauce referred to as gravy until I watched "The Sopranos".
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Being of English/Irish descent I go with sauce.
But being originally from NY know why you call
it gravy!
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Pass the GRAVY and MACARONI.
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hey...I can spell Italy, and I have some Italian friends...that should count.
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gg:

for info -

she posted that last january.

(I'm married to a blond former flowerchild and sorta understand where you are coming from) (Great game today between Cincy and Pitt! 45 - 44 due to a missed point after, WOW).

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for info -

she posted that last january.

(I'm married to a blond former flowerchild and sorta understand where you are coming from) (Great game today between Cincy and Pitt! 45 - 44 due to a missed point after, WOW).

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This Brooklyn born called it sauce never heard of gravy until I met the 3rd generation of my fellow new yawkers
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I never heard sauce called Gravy until I moved to RI.
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Like others of Italian descent from NYC on this tread it was always macaroni with gravy in my house. It simmered almost all day with meatballs, sausage, pork etc. in it and that made the "sauce" gravy.
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It's not often I agree with a New Yorka.
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My 100% Italian grandmother always made the Sunday gravy (tomato) with pork, beef, veal, braccioli, meatballs, and sausauge, etc...........
do you say gravy OR
do call it sauce??
GRAVY here!! LOL
By the way, does anyone know what became of Ronda? She had over 1700 posts and was quite active in TOTV when I joined over a year ago. But she hasn't posted since Feb 09. Just curious.
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