chipped beef

"Yes, but it's Sunday, and you've never had creamed chipped beef on toast."

I felt a fool, as the chipped beef slopped ever so slightly onto my thumb.

Walker thought chipped beef on toast was a treat for months until the other recruits teased him out of it.

"Chipped beef will do for the President."

When we're traveling, I can order anything from creamed chipped beef to sausage in biscuits and write it off as research.

"With a side order of chipped beef."

He looks down at his chipped beef on toast, but he has lost his appetite.

Breakfast today was scrambled eggs, chipped beef, grits, canned pears and coffee.

We said that shrimp wiggle was not to be sneezed at, and some of us even found a kind word for chipped beef on toast.

I indicated, modestly, a tureen of chipped beef.

"We're going to serve this with creamed chipped beef," a dish that old Army hands remember being served on what they called a "shingle."

Chipped beef is thinly sliced or pressed salted and dried beef.

A lot of macaroni, johnnycake, soup, grilled-cheese sandwiches, chipped beef.

She had chosen both fish AND chipped beef.

Shred the chipped beef, dredge in flour.

Chipped beef is served in many diners and restaurants in the United States as a breakfast item.

The Crystal is often packed, but there's never a long wait for eggs over easy or the homemade creamed chipped beef ($5.50).

My chipped beef grows cold."

Chipped beef is also often served on bagels, English muffins, biscuits, home fries, rice, and in casseroles.

Chipped beef on toast, a historical 1910 US Army recipe for preparing "enough for 60 men"

She has vowed not to eliminate such "21" standards as steak tartare and creamed chipped beef on toast.

"But if those crazy Klingons do what I think they're going to do, we'll all be chipped beef on toast!"

Slang for toast, in diner lingo such as a nickname for chipped beef on toast.

"If you brown out against a wire screen it's called 'the Chipped Beef,'" Zappa later explained.