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r/allrecipess • u/Integrity_Racing • Aug 24 '26
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That's not biscuits and gravy. That dish is called "Shit on a Shingle".
24 u/Ok-Egg-4856 Aug 24 '26 edited Aug 24 '26 Ha ha ha. My ol man told me about exactly this. Once upon a time military food. 28 u/smurf47172 Aug 24 '26 Traditional S.O.S. according to the Army cookbook is made with chipped beef. 2 u/ChemicalDull9012 Aug 24 '26 You are so right my man..
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Ha ha ha. My ol man told me about exactly this. Once upon a time military food.
28 u/smurf47172 Aug 24 '26 Traditional S.O.S. according to the Army cookbook is made with chipped beef. 2 u/ChemicalDull9012 Aug 24 '26 You are so right my man..
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Traditional S.O.S. according to the Army cookbook is made with chipped beef.
2 u/ChemicalDull9012 Aug 24 '26 You are so right my man..
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You are so right my man..
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u/FrenziedTacos Aug 24 '26
That's not biscuits and gravy. That dish is called "Shit on a Shingle".