Dairy Free Sausage Gravy is the gravy you need on your table! It’s rich, savory, and the perfect comfort food for breakfast!
We’re talking simple ingredients here! Oat milk and breakfast sausage. Easy!
But this gravy is oh so creamy and flavorful!
It’s perfect for serving over fluffy biscuits for a classic southern breakfast!
It’s a must try!
And it’s so easy to make, and you won’t even miss the dairy!
This dairy free biscuits and gravy is perfect for those who are lactose intolerant or prefer non-dairy options.
It’s made with everyday ingredients like breakfast sausage and oat milk.
Plus this recipe comes together quickly on the stovetop. Quick dinner!
Sausage gravy without milk is the ultimate comfort food! Especially when served over biscuits. SO filling!
And you can use different types of non-dairy milk like almond, soy, or coconut. Whatever you want!
What Is Sausage Gravy?
Sausage gravy is a classic Southern dish!
It’s made with cooked sausage and a creamy gravy.
The gravy is thickened with flour and usually made with regular milk.
In this dairy-free version, we use oat milk to keep it creamy without the dairy.
It’s traditionally served over biscuits. Yum!
But it’s also delicious over breakfast burritos or even potatoes.
What Ingredients Are in Dairy Free Sausage Gravy?
This southern-style sausage gravy is made with simple, everyday ingredients you can find in local grocery stores.
Here’s what you need to grab:
- Breakfast Sausage: Spicy or mild flavor. Whatever you like.
- Flour: Acts as the thickening agent for the gravy.
- Oat Milk: A non-dairy milk option that makes the gravy creamy.
- Salt and Pepper: To taste.
Pro Tips:
- You can also use another dairy free milk like almond milk or soy milk if you prefer.
- Chicken sausage is another great option and tastes great if you like that.
How to Make Dairy Free Sausage Gravy?
Dairy free? Good news! You can still have classic gravies!
The whole tasty recipe is below but here’s what you need to know:
- Cook the breakfast sausage in a large skillet.
- Add flour to the cooked sausage.
- Add oat milk.
- Continue stirring until the gravy thickens.
- Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Pro Tips:
- Add the oat milk slowly to create a smooth, creamy gravy.
- Stir constantly to prevent lumps.
What Kind of Milk Can I Use to Make Dairy Free Sausage Gravy?
You can use a variety of non-dairy milks to make sausage gravy.
Oat milk is my absolute favorite because it’s creamy and has a neutral flavor.
Here are other options:
- Unsweetened almond milk
- Soy milk
- Coconut milk
- Homemade cashew milk
- Flax milk
Each milk will give the gravy a slightly different flavor and texture.
Experiment to find your favorite!
How to Serve Dairy Free Sausage Gravy?
Lactose intolerant sausage gravy is traditionally served over flaky biscuits.
And by the way, these Homemade Biscuits can’t be beat!
But you can also serve it over breakfast burritos, roasted potatoes, or even grits.
Lots of options!
Or add it to any breakfast spread.
Paired with eggs and bacon? How can anyone resist that?
It’s perfect for a hearty breakfast or brunch!
And to be honest? We eat it for dinner at my house all the time too!
It’s so good!
What to Serve with Dairy Free Sausage Gravy?
This savory sausage gravy is the perfect compliment to a bunch of breakfast items.
Serve it over buttermilk biscuits or vegan biscuits for a classic southern breakfast.
It’s also delicious with breakfast burritos, scrambled eggs, or roasted vegetables.
For a complete meal, add some fresh fruit or a side of avocado toast.
Here are a few of my favorite ideas:
- Old Fashioned Biscuits
- Butter Swim Biscuits
- Sunny Side Up Eggs
- Bisquick Garlic Cheese Biscuits Red Lobster
- Quiche Lorraine
- 2 Ingredient Biscuits
- Self Rising Flour Biscuits
- Unique Breakfast Sandwiches
- Nesquik Pancakes
- Eggs and Lentils
- Breakfast Pizza Recipe
Is Dairy Free Sausage Gravy Healthy?
Country gravy can be a lighter version than traditional sausage gravy.
Using oat milk or almond milk reduces the overall fat content. So that’s cool!
And it still has a rich and hearty flavor. Which makes it even better!
But honestly? It’s just a great option for those with lactose intolerance!
Or anyone who is following a dairy-free diet. They deserve a yummy meal too!
How to Store Leftover Dairy Free Sausage Gravy?
Store any leftover dairy-free sausage gravy in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
It will stay fresh for up to 3 days.
When reheating, you may need to add a splash of non-dairy milk.
Sometimes it thickens up a lot after it sits.
Then warm it up on the stove over medium heat, stirring occasionally.
Make sure to heat it thoroughly before serving.
Can You Freeze Dairy Free Sausage Gravy?
Yes, you can freeze dairy-free sausage gravy!
Allow the gravy to cool completely to room temperature.
Then transfer it to a freezer-safe container.
It will keep in the freezer for up to 2 months.
To reheat, thaw the gravy in the refrigerator overnight.
Then warm it on the stove over medium heat.
Stir occasionally until heated through.
How to Thicken Dairy Free Sausage Gravy?
This dairy-free sausage gravy is designed to be thick and creamy. Oh-la-la!
If you follow the recipe, you shouldn’t need to thicken it further.
But if prefer a thicker gravy, you can add a little more flour when cooking the sausage.
Another option is to let the gravy simmer for a few extra minutes.
Then it will reduce and thicken naturally.
Remember, adding the milk slowly and stirring constantly?
That’s what will get you a perfect consistency.
Sausage Recipes You’ll Love…
This dairy free sausage gravy is a quick and easy recipe to throw together on a busy weekday morning!
It’s hearty, filling, and great for anyone who can’t eat dairy! Enjoy!
Dairy Free Sausage Gravy
This Dairy Free Sausage Gravy is rich, creamy, and perfect for a comforting breakfast. Serve it over fluffy biscuits for a classic southern breakfast!
Ingredients
Instructions
- Cook sausage in a large skillet, breaking up into small pieces as it cooks.
- Once fully cooked, add flour and mix together.
- Add oat milk 1/2 cup at a time, stirring well after each addition. Mixture will become very thick and then slowly thin out. If you add all of milk at once it will clump. Add it slowly so that it will be a smooth gravy. This is called making a roux.
- Once all oat milk is added add salt and pepper to taste.
- Serve over biscuits.