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Harry, I can still taste them! Question, why do they taste better the further south you go?
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Harry, I can still taste them! Question, why do they taste better the further south you go?
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The Army puts a little bit of ground beef in the SOS. That ain't even real gravy. On down south, we put some locally made, and specially seasoned, ground sausage in the gravy, instead of the ground beef.
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Up here in Missouri we use pork sausage.
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Be for leaving Korea I obtained the U.S.A.F. I obtained their recipe for SOS, said to start with 40 pounds of ground beef..........I tried dividing it down but just didn't work.
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Be for leaving Korea I obtained the U.S.A.F. I obtained their recipe for SOS, said to start with 40 pounds of ground beef..........I tried dividing it down but just didn't work.
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It won't work unless you dump a big spoon full on top of reconstituted powdered eggs....... yum...yum!
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In the army SOS was creamed chipped beef on toast. It was called shit on a shingle.
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Pretty common vernacular across all branches of service. Not sure about the CivalvWar, I was awful young then.
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