Homestead Chip Beef & Toast
If you’ve never had chipped beef and toast, you’re missing out on a classic comfort food that’s been a homestead staple for generations. It’s one of those dishes that’s super simple but somehow always hits the spot.
At its core, it’s just thin slices of dried beef (chipped beef) cooked in a creamy white sauce and served over crispy toast — but it's so much more than that.
This dish was a go-to for busy mornings or after a long day on the farm, and for good reason. It’s filling, easy to make, and uses ingredients that were always on hand. The chipped beef gives it that salty, savory kick, while the creamy sauce brings everything together in a rich, satisfying way.
Whether you’re making it for breakfast, brunch, or a late-night snack, it always feels like a warm hug. Chipped beef and toast has that old-school, homestyle vibe that brings back memories of simpler times.
You can tweak it to your liking with a little garlic, pepper, or even a dash of paprika if you’re feeling fancy. But no matter how you make it, there’s something comforting about sitting down to a bowl of this with a side of toast, knowing it’s been a family favorite for years.
How to Make Chip Beef
Making chipped beef is super easy with just a few ingredients. You’ll need some chipped beef (the thin, salted dried kind), butter, flour, and milk for the creamy sauce. A pinch of salt lots of pepper.
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