Homemade sloppy joes recipe for six
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This makes six classic sandwich servings with a sweet-tangy homemade sauce. It uses ground beef and soft hamburger buns, not canned sauce.
Ingredients
Ground beef
1 1/2 pounds
Yellow onion
1 medium
Green bell pepper
1
Garlic cloves
3
Tomato sauce
1 can
Ketchup
1/2 cup
Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoons
Yellow mustard
1 tablespoon
Light brown sugar
2 tablespoons
Chili powder
1 teaspoon
Hamburger buns
6
Dill pickle chips
for serving
How to make it
- Brown beef with onion and bell pepper; drain excess fat. 2. Add garlic and cook for 30 seconds. 3. Stir in tomato sauce, ketchup, Worcestershire, mustard, brown sugar, and chili powder. 4. Simmer uncovered until thick and saucy. 5. Spoon onto buns and serve with pickles.
Who this list is for
This homemade sloppy joes list is for six classic ground beef sandwiches with a sweet-tangy sauce made from pantry ingredients. It is for cooks skipping canned sloppy joe sauce and serving the filling on soft hamburger buns.
How to use this list
Check ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, yellow mustard, light brown sugar, chili powder, and any pantry salt you use. Buy ground beef, a medium yellow onion, a green bell pepper, garlic, tomato sauce, six hamburger buns, and dill pickle chips for serving. Chop the onion, bell pepper, and garlic first, then make the sauce with tomato sauce, ketchup, Worcestershire, mustard, brown sugar, and chili powder.
Common mistakes
Do not buy canned sloppy joe sauce; this list has the ingredients for a homemade sauce. Count six soft hamburger buns, not slider rolls or tortillas. Pickle chips are for serving, so keep them separate instead of stirring them into the beef mixture.
What is on this list
The list includes 1 1/2 pounds of ground beef, one medium yellow onion, one green bell pepper, three garlic cloves, and one can of tomato sauce. You also need ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, yellow mustard, light brown sugar, chili powder, six hamburger buns, and dill pickle chips. Cross off sauces and seasonings you already have.
Before you go
Plan for six sandwich servings. Choose a bun package with at least six buns, and keep the ground beef cold during the trip home. Buy pickle chips if you want the optional serving finish included on the list.
FAQ
Who is "Homemade sloppy joes recipe for six" for?
This homemade sloppy joes list is for six classic ground beef sandwiches with a sweet-tangy sauce made from pantry ingredients. It is for cooks skipping canned sloppy joe sauce and serving the filling on soft hamburger buns.
How should I use "Homemade sloppy joes recipe for six"?
Check ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, yellow mustard, light brown sugar, chili powder, and any pantry salt you use. Buy ground beef, a medium yellow onion, a green bell pepper, garlic, tomato sauce, six hamburger buns, and dill pickle chips for serving. Chop the onion, bell pepper, and garlic first, then make the sauce with tomato sauce, ketchup, Worcestersh…
What should I skip or avoid with "Homemade sloppy joes recipe for six"?
Do not buy canned sloppy joe sauce; this list has the ingredients for a homemade sauce. Count six soft hamburger buns, not slider rolls or tortillas. Pickle chips are for serving, so keep them separate instead of stirring them into the beef mixture.
What is on the "Homemade sloppy joes recipe for six" list?
The list includes 1 1/2 pounds of ground beef, one medium yellow onion, one green bell pepper, three garlic cloves, and one can of tomato sauce. You also need ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, yellow mustard, light brown sugar, chili powder, six hamburger buns, and dill pickle chips. Cross off sauces and seasonings you already have.
What should I do before I go?
Plan for six sandwich servings. Choose a bun package with at least six buns, and keep the ground beef cold during the trip home. Buy pickle chips if you want the optional serving finish included on the list.
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