Subj : SOS
To : Kurt Weiske
From : Sean Dennis
Date : Mon Feb 12 2024 16:36:00
-=> Kurt Weiske wrote to All <=-
KW> I've been watching too many war miniseries and military cooking
KW> re-enactments on YouTube, and felt compelled to make creamed chipped
KW> beef on toast.
Real SOS is good stuff. The Army liked to cut corners hence its adopted
name. I easpecially like it on toasted sourdough bread.
KW> With no added salt, it was still very salty due to the beef. I tried
KW> rinsing the beef in water with the second batch and it ended up
KW> tasteless.
I don't know if you could source locally-made chipped beef that would be
less processed.
KW> I think once was enough. Now I want a real country gravy with sausage
KW> and sage on a proper biscuit.
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Title: Sos
Categories: Misc, Breakfast
Yield: 2 Servings
1/4 lb Ground beef
1 tb Flour
8 oz Milk
Salt and pepper to taste
4 x Slices of toast
Brown ground beef in skillet. Remove all but 2 - 3 tables of fat.
Move meat to the side and mix in flour until smooth and brown. Add
milk, salt and pepper. Bring to a boil and stir until it reaches the
thickness you prefer. Serve over hot buttered toast.
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