These Are Definitely Not the Sloppy Joes You Ate as a Kid!
You may think of sloppy joes as kid food. After all, it's a staple lunch menu item at many school cafeterias, as well as something that many parents prepare for their kids as an after-school snack. However, this version of the sloppy joe is ideal for adults and kids alike, and really piles on the flavor! It's the ideal lunch but also makes a great dinner, especially if you pair it with a hearty helping of savory french fries. Absolutely delicious!
Plus, this sloppy joe recipe is quick and easy to prepare, so even if you're short on time you can make a satisfying lunch, dinner or snack the whole gang will love! This sloppy joe is definitely no ordinary sandwich, because it's packed with delicious goodies like beef, onion, bell pepper, chili powder, red pepper flakes, Worcestershire sauce and so much more!
For The Full List Of Ingredients & The Tasty Step By Step Directions To Follow Please Head On Over To The Next Page For The Entire Recipe…
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Have to compare this to how I do them. Very similar
Arghghh why am i eating a whopper and not thiss!
I read the article and the recipe so what IS the “secret ingredient”?
Just like my sloppy joes.. No red pepper flakes only black pepper for mine..
There is nothing different or unusual (aka: secret) MAIN ingredient-the main ingredient is hamburger…nothing secret about that!!
Way too many ingredients – I like mine better than this.
Orginal Manwich does fine for me. Little kids do not like it too spicy.
Ronda Faris Smith….I’ve got your mom’s recipe and I think it’s the best. ..not too tomatoey!
These “secret ingredient” recipes drive me crazy! They’re always standard recipes, never give a hint as to what the secret ingredient really is! Why do I keep getting sucked in???
I like Hagerstown steamers boil the burger meat add all the other things and vinegar!
I always add a couple packets of Arby’s horseradish sauce…
I think the secret ingredient is either Worchestershire sauce or Red pepper flakes!!
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I think this is they way they tell you to make it in Betty Crocker Cookbook. I like Levina’s Recipe too. Amish Lady
I know in the Spaghetti sauce Rosemary was the secret, only mentioned in the top sentence not on the ingredient list. Will have to look and see what this says. Saving for later to read.
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Lindsey Haynos Walkoe
Yumm yummy
I like recipes like this, most of the ingredients everyone already has. I’ll try this recipe, leaving out the red pepper flakes, I don’t like spicy!
You didn’t grow up in Chicago