S.O.S. (appetizer)

Overview of S.O.S. (appetizer).

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S.O.S. (appetizer)

S.O.S. is a traditional appetizer that originated in the United States. It is also known as "Shit on a Shingle" or "Same Old Stuff". The dish is typically made with a white sauce, often containing chipped beef, and served on toast.

History

The dish has its roots in the military, where it was a common meal due to the ease of its preparation and the availability of its ingredients. It became popular during World War II, when fresh meat was scarce and canned chipped beef was a readily available substitute.

Preparation

The preparation of S.O.S. involves making a roux from butter and flour, to which milk is added to create a white sauce. The chipped beef is then added to the sauce and the mixture is served over toast. Variations of the dish may include the addition of onions, peppers, or other vegetables.

Variations

There are many variations of S.O.S., including versions that use ground beef, sausage, or corned beef instead of chipped beef. Some versions also include cheese or are served over biscuits instead of toast.

In Popular Culture

S.O.S. has been referenced in various forms of media, including books, movies, and television shows, often in relation to the military.

See Also

• Chipped beef
• Roux
• World War II

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