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Creamed Chipped Beef On Toast

Submitted by: Lisa 
Dried beef in a white sauce with a pinch of cayenne makes an American standard to serve over toast. 

Mom's Easy Creamed Chipped Beef on Toast

Submitted by: Kangal Gal Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
Home Town: Palmerton, Pennsylvania, USA
Living In: Laconia, New Hampshire, USA
A simple sauce made with milk, flour, and butter combines with deli-style roast beef to make a quick and tasty meal to be served over toast. 

Creamed Beef

Submitted by: Grannycancook 
This variation of creamed beef incorporates onions and canned peas. It can be served over toast, biscuits, rice, or mashed potatoes. 

Chipped Beef on Toast

Submitted by: Jane Fry 
Jane Fry of Lancaster, Pennsylvania shares this fast-to-fix dish that makes a hearty breakfast or light lunch. A creamy sauce prepared in the microwave coats convenient packaged dried beef and is served over toast. 

Creamed Beef with Rice

Submitted by: STEPHRAY78 
Bite size beef cubes in a yummy cream-style gravy are mouth-watering served over rice! 

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Army SOS Creamed Ground Beef

Submitted by: Mary48 
In the Army, this ground beef dish flavored with Worcestershire sauce is traditionally served on toast, but it also goes well over egg noodles. Add sauteed onions, mushrooms, or bell peppers to vary the taste. 

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Hot Chipped Beef Dip

Submitted by: Susan T. 
When chopped, dried beef gets sauteed with such rich ingredients as cream cheese, sour cream and white wine, the results are a meltingly rich dipper--add pecans and quick oven time and you get a nice crunchiness, too. 

Creamy Chipped Beef Fondue

Submitted by: Beth Fox 
My mother often served fondue on Christmas Eve and I've since followed in that tradition. It's nice to offer a hearty appetizer that requires very little work. --Beth Fox, Lawrence, Kansas 

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Corned Beef Waffles

Submitted by: JOJO44 
Here is a family favorite recipe that while it sounds strange is very tasty and has won over everyone who has tried it. It was born out of wartime in the Philippines we believe. Typically served for breakfast with butter or margarine. Not a sweet waffle. Best in a standard waffle iron (not Belgian). 

Beef and Cheese Ball

Submitted by: Laurel Brown 
No cooking required on this hearty hors d 'oeuvre -processed, dried beef delivers all the flavor in an instant. 
 
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