Sloppy Joes

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Whenever I talk about make-ahead meals, I tell people about my #1 go-to recipe…Sloppy Joes. This recipe is in my cookbook and it’s one of our favorites.  You can cook it and freeze it in different size portions to fit your family.  I have sent Matthew back to his dorm with frozen Sloppy Joes on many occasions, so he can have something other than cafeteria food once in a while.  It defrosts and reheats in the microwave in minutes.  With Andrew’s La Crosse schedule right now, it’s especially nice to have this in the freezer, so I can come home and cook a delicious, quick meal that we all like!  I hope you enjoy the recipe and find it helpful for your family!
 

Brown the ground beef with the celery, onion, and green pepper.

 

Drain the fat after the meat has browned.

 

Add the ketchup, barbecue sauce, tomato sauce, brown sugar, dry mustard, Worcestershire sauce, vinegar, and salt & pepper.  Mix thoroughly, cover, and simmer for 15 minutes.

 


 


 

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  1. 1

    Dee Merritt, N.C. (Nutritional Merritt) says

    Jane - this looks yummy! I just went to the Key Ingedient website and this is on their homepage as one of the featured recipes!!

  2. 2

    Liz says

    Those look delish! I was just thinking at the grocery store earlier that we haven't had Sloppy Joes in awhile! I think I will add them to my menu when I do my weeks worth of meals from your cookbook!
    Thanks for sharing!
    ~Liz@HoosierHomemade

  3. 5

    Pam says

    OMG Jane….meeting Giada would of been so cool! Hubby and I have a joke that we say to each other when she's on…..Hubby says "my friends on"…..lol!!

    Enjoy!

    xoxo

  4. 8

    says

    Yup, one of my all-time favorite go-to meals! I have this one marked in the book, actually ;) Sounds delish, Jane. Thanks so much for sharing it w/ t4t this week!

  5. 9

    says

    Janie baby, Sloppy joes are the BOMB! I make mine with pastured pork and serve it with greens, but it is also one of my FAVORITES! Your recipe looks so quick and easy! Thanks for sharing on the two for tuesday recipe blog hop. Alex@amoderatelife

  6. 10

    says

    I haven’t thought about sloppy joes in ages! I think it’s mostly because I only had a cast iron pan for a while, and didn’t want to cook anything tomato-y. But now that I’ve got a stainless steel pan, I can give this recipe a go! Thanks for bringing back the memories at Two for Tuesday.

  7. 11

    says

    We eat sloppy joes often around here - I love them! I have never added BBQ sauce to mine - I bet that gives a yummy sweetness. Thanks for linking to Two for Tues!

  8. 13

    says

    Looks delish! I’m adding this to our menu for next week.

    I found your blog through The Gooseberry Patch “What’s your favorite stove top meal?”

  9. 14

    Jenni T says

    This is delicious! I added my homemade BBQ since it has all the same ingredients and it turned out better than I could have imagined. I had to add were the veggies, meat, salt/pepper and tomato sauce. Talk about a perfect 5 ingredient meal!
    Thanks Jane!!

  10. 15

    says

    The recipe is fantastic. I have made it several times. I have added carrots, mushrooms, fresh tomatoes, and even spinach. My family has no idea how many veggies are actually in these. Thank you!

  11. 16

    carol says

    Hi..Please help..in the ingredients there is no ketchup amount..but in directions,says add ketchup..so my question ..How much ketchup do you need to add? Thanks..I’m sure just an oversight…or like me..just one of those days…sounds very yummy and I so do want to make this..Thanks

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