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From daking 15 years agoIngredients
- 2 Lbs. hamburger meat shopping list
- 4 slices bacon shopping list
- small onion shopping list
- 1\4 cup flour shopping list
- 1\2 cup milk shopping list
- 1 cup beef stock shopping list
- salt pepper to taste shopping list
- 12 slices toast shopping list
How to make it
- Start by chopping the onion a fine dice
- In a large skillet brown the hamburger meat, bacon ,and onions.
- Drain off excess fat saving about 3 tablespoons
- Add the flour ,salt and pepper to taste, cook this about 3-5 minutes over medium - low heat.
- Add the milk and beef stock (water will do ) and simmer until thick and creamy.
- Serve this over Toast (i Like Texas Toast for mine)
- You know folks as i stood in the refrigerator this morning pondering breakfast. I looked at the Garlic Sausage ,Bacon, Eggs, Ham, Pork Chops and this is what came to mind.
- My Father came to visit one evening and i had made a special trip to the butcher. I had picked up some great looking Tenderloins and Big russets for baked potatoes.
- He was at the house before i arrived home and was sitting in the living room as i walked in.
- I ask him Pop what sounds good for dinner and he said i would love some shit on a shingle.I said i don't think i have that in my recipe book in my head.
- Cooking this in the Kitchen that day was one of my fondest memories of my Father. I hope you enjoy this as much as everyone did that night.
- We had the Steak and Potatoes for breakfast the next morning.....Gotta love Pop!!
- ENJOY
The Rating
Reviewed by 7 people-
I love this stuff, guess it's something I had kind of forgotten about, thanks for the recipe and refreshing my memory of something good I can fix for dinner that's different from the same ole same ole. You have my 5, great post.
henrie in Savannah loved it -
great story! sounds very good
jett2whit in Union City loved it -
Nothing like our special memories of our loved ones.My Mom passed away last October and everytime I post one of her recipes, I remember something special from them. As for your recipe, I grew up on this stuff. My grandmother would use corn beef in ca...more
bluewaterandsand in GAFFNEY loved it
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