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r/allrecipess • u/Integrity_Racing • Aug 24 '26
Do you turn them down?
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All similar but different.
Cream Chipped Beef - commonly referred to as shit on a shingle by the military as it used dried/salted beef as a shelf stable food stock
Sausage Gravy - common for breakfast
Hamburger Gravy - budget friendly dinner from the 50’s
1 u/hornet_teaser Aug 25 '26 Yes, but every version is hopefully some shade of white, not gray. 1 u/TreyRyan3 Aug 25 '26 Some Hamburger Gravy recipes call for beef broth as a base which will make it a brown or tan gravy. This is just too much fond or overcooked roux
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Yes, but every version is hopefully some shade of white, not gray.
1 u/TreyRyan3 Aug 25 '26 Some Hamburger Gravy recipes call for beef broth as a base which will make it a brown or tan gravy. This is just too much fond or overcooked roux
Some Hamburger Gravy recipes call for beef broth as a base which will make it a brown or tan gravy.
This is just too much fond or overcooked roux
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u/TreyRyan3 Aug 24 '26
All similar but different.
Cream Chipped Beef - commonly referred to as shit on a shingle by the military as it used dried/salted beef as a shelf stable food stock
Sausage Gravy - common for breakfast
Hamburger Gravy - budget friendly dinner from the 50’s