
Build the Roux:
Cook the vegan butter and flour until lightly golden.

Cooking the roux to pale gold gives this soy-milk gravy more depth than a quick thickening would. Sage and fennel turn the creamy sauce into a familiar country-style spoonful.
Good country gravy isn't complicated, but it does reward a little patience. Letting the roux cook until it's lightly golden gives the gravy a deeper flavor than rushing it. The sage and fennel are subtle, but they're what make this taste like country gravy instead of just thickened soy milk. I usually make a little extra because leftovers disappear quickly over breakfast potatoes or biscuits the next morning.

Cook the vegan butter and flour until lightly golden.

Slowly whisk in the soy milk until smooth.

Stir in the herbs and seasonings.

Cook until the gravy reaches your desired consistency.
Enjoy immediately while hot.

Cooking the roux to pale gold gives this soy-milk gravy more depth than a quick thickening would. Sage and fennel turn the creamy sauce into a familiar country-style spoonful.
About 3 cups gravy — Serving size: ¼ cup

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