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chipped beef
noun
- very thin slices or shavings of dried, smoked beef, often served in a cream sauce.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of chipped beef1
Example Sentences
When Patterson notices a dinerâs daily special, Carroll has him suddenly remember âchipped beef on toast â his favorite meal when he was a little boy. His mother made it for lunch every Saturday. Their tradition â just before noon he would prop up a portable metal tray in front of the television set and his mother would bring in the chipped beef on toast just as his favorite cartoons were about to start.â
Eating a waffle smothered in gravy, scallions and chipped beef at the bar, Mac Maley didnât notice much of a difference after Philadelphia lifted the vaccine check requirement because compliance had been spotty when he went to bars and restaurants.
Appalachian food authority Ronni Lundi talks of chipped beef and gravy and tomato gravy in her cookbook âVictuals.â
âWe can litigate, we can legislate, but whoâs building the alternative?â he asked during lunch over chipped beef in downtown St. Francis, Kan. âSo I felt compelled. Iâve got to build the alternative. I canât be such a loudmouth and such a critic of this existing system without giving people an alternative.â
Itâs one of the last of the genuine joints, serving up eggs, hash browns, pancakes, chipped beef and dozens of other gut-busting, artery-lining entrees.
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