Creamed Chipped Beef on Toast ~ SOS Recipe ~ Creamy Dried Beef Gravy Recipe
This creamed chipped beef gravy over toast recipe is so simple to make and delicious. It is an old military meal that is commonly known as SOS or Shit on a Shingle. LOL! Creamed chipped beef can be eaten any time of the day and can be served over toast, biscuits, noodles or potatoes. It is simple and yummy! Enjoy.
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Creamed Chipped Beef ~ SOS ~ Shit on a Shingle Creamy Dried Beef Recipe
INGREDIENTS:
8 oz. chipped dried beef
2-2 1/2 cups milk
2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
4 Tbsp. butter
4 Tbsp. flour
Roughly chop dried beef into 1/2 to 3/4″ pieces.
In a pan on medium heat add butter and flour. Stir and cook
for 1-2 minutes.
Slowly add milk. Add Worcestershire sauce.
Turn heat up to medium high. Stir until sauce thickens.
Add chipped dried beef and stir to combine.
Add more milk if you want a thinner consistancy.
Taste for seasonings. Cook for one minute to heat beef through.
Serve over toast, biscuits, noodles or potatoes.
Enjoy.
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OMG! My father used to call this dish, Angleworms on Toast. He would tell us some story he read in "The Book of Knowledge" that had something to do, in some way, with angleworms. Though we knew the outcome of the story, Dad's ending had little to do with the 'real' story and more to do with the dinner on our plates. At the right moment, he would get to the angleworms part of the story and have us roaring with laughter while trying to make us believe that Mom had served us angleworms on toast and wasn't it delicious?
Can you do gluten free recipe with a meat less salty
So tired of videos that want you to " read below for amounts ".
You do realize people watch YouTube on their tv, right?
There is no "below" so the video is useless. Made the extra effort and called up your video on my phone just to let you know this. As soon as someone says "see below" , that video gets a thumbs down and I move to the next video. YouTube is for watching, not reading or clicking a link.
My mom made this with dried beef and hard boiled eggs, delicious!
Ahhh my childhood as an orphan raised by my Great Depression era grandmother thank you for sharing I’ve been wanting to make it
People don't want to hear the cussing when watching a video
First one will need to learn how to make chipped beef. Can not seem to find it in any grocery store any more.
I love the chipped beef the best
You can also use hamburger. My x husband told me how to make this and told me that it was called shit over the shingles
Subscribed to your channel! I'm going to the store right now to get the chopped beef to make SOS for breakfast. My son has never had it. I had it in school cafeteria back in the 60s occasionally…loved it too!
p.s. I've been told if you soak the chopped beef in water a minute or so that it helps get some of the saltiness out for anyone watching their sodium intake.
Never seen it like that. I grew up with it being made leftover pot roast, not that nasty land o frost wanna be lunch meat,yuk. I think I stick with the recipe I was raised with.
This can be made with ground beef and/or ground turkey or chicken. You just make the gravy like you would for sausage gravy.
Now that my dear madame is some proper shi#!
Funny how so many people say they haven't had this since they were a kid. I think a lot of these "kids" had fathers or grandfathers that were WW2 and Korea vets that were introduced to SOS in the military and then made it for their families years later. I know that's how I was introduced to it.
Try adding frozen peas.
Hey there, I heard of this for the first time last week. I just made this and I can’t tell you how excited I am to have delicious and easy meal to cook. Thanks Tess
SOS is made with hamburger. Creamed chipped beef is made with dried beef. Two different foods.
I learned a long time ago the secret to making good chipped beef, but I wanted to watch your video to see if you knew the secret ingredient, to making it good, and glad to say you did it right by adding the worchestire sauce. that's the clue to making it good, also I found a place at a farmers market that sells smoked dried beef, and that makes a difference also. its much better smoked, and its cheaper at the farm market also. nice video, thanks
Thanks Tess! Loved this as a kid!
I found out about chipped beef on one of the call of duty WWII maps lol
I will never thought of dried beef and gravy will make a great meal out of it. Thanks Tess，
One of my all time FAVORITES! Nice job.
This is the 2nd video i've watched. I have a feeling I will gain 200lbs by the time I get through all of em.
I have fond memories of this from my childhood. The addition of somr black pepper, a small amount of garlic and a dash or 7 of your favorite hot sauce make it even better.
We ate SOS with chipped beef but primarily with hamburger. I made this several years ago and it was just too salty for me. My husband love it though
Hi Tess– I haven't had this in so long so I made this for Sunday breakfast–it was so good!! Just had leftovers on toast for breakfast today–delicious start to the day
Great Recipe Tess, Very Comforting!!
Haha! I didn't actually think you would say the real name! I haven't had this since I was a kid. I don't think I have ever cooked it. Yours looks fantastic!
One of my favorite meals! Awesome video, Tess!
Had it in the Army, had it as a kid and when just starting out with the family on a strict budget. Your video made me miss it so I purchased Armour dried beef in a jar. Holy moly when did this stuff become gourmet food based on the price. It came out to almost $18 a pound when I figured the price per ounce. But it sure was tasty. Love your videos!
Oh goodness!! Yes!! We love creamed chipped beef. I might have everything to make this. Yum! 😍
Oh my word. I grew up on this and you just made me relive the past. I just gotta have this. Delicious
Is this meat like corned beef 😜 you make some really good and interesting meals Tess.
Wow I haven't had this since I was a kid..a long time ago! I remember loving it over bread. Where would I buy the chipped beef?
Oh they fed me a lot of SOS and i am grateful that you didn't shy away from defining it!
I really like meals like this so much sis. This looks delish!. Enjoy a blessed rest of your week. Number 45 on thumbs up! street. 🙂
My dad made this all the time! The dried beef came in a small jar. So yummy.
Beautiful cooking Tess! I was planning on making some of this this coming weekend….haven't made it in so long. Yours looked so beefy delicious, yum! Gotta have it over toast with eggs 🙂 Thanks for sharing, thumbs up for sure.
dang Tess..that right there made me hungreh!
that's definitely a favorite. we ate a lot of that in the Marines
I've never seen dried beef at the store but I wanna make this so bad.