It's
Cozy Food Friday
The featured recipe to day is mostly lover or hated by people. It gets a bad rep as well as some colorful names, that I believe are the military can be thanked for. 😉 I bring you the one and only . . .
CHIPPED BEEF GRAVY
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Ingredients
8 ounces pkg dried beef
¼ cup butter
¼ cup all purpose flour
½ teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
2 cups milk
pinch of salt (taste, adjust as needed)
When butter is melted, add in the dried beef, cook until butter is dark, not burned.
Whisk in the flour briskly. Cook 3 mins while whisking continuously.
Sprinkle in black pepper.
Slowly whisk in the milk until smooth and creamy.
Bring it up to slow boiling, all the while using a flat tipped wooden spoon, or spatula to keep it from burning on the bottom and sides. Take off fire when the light boil starts.
Salt and pepper to taste. Serve over toasted bread (My favorite way!), fried potatoes, or biscuits.
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If you didn't sign off the minute you saw what the recipe is, thank you for sticking it out.
While chipped beef gravy, also know as dried beef gravy, and creamed chipped beef, is a breakfast food to many, it was always dinner in our house. I requested it every year for my birthday dinner. I even requested it last year (first time since my parents passed in 2005 and 2006), and my sister, Darlene did our mom and dad proud. It was sooooooo good!
If you're interested in trying it, but don't want to cook up a batch, you can buy it all ready packaged by Esskay. It's pretty tasty!
So, what are your feelings on this culinary delight?
Do you have a favorite dish you request or make for your birthday dinner? Let me know in the comments!
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I’m in the like column, Lisa. I don’t love it as much as you, though, but I do like it.
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Pat T
I loved this as a kid. Mom would make it from scratch and put it over toasted home made bread
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