The Ultimate Sloppy Joes

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This recipe is the BEST and you don't even notice the difference between turkey or beef! I added a 1/2 tsp cayanne as I like a bit more heat!

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Very good, I did add a 1/2 cup moscato white wine and two bay leaves and two tablespoon of sweet relish,very gooood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks, TYLER

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I love this recipe with beef, not turkey. I think it is too dry with the turkey meat.

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TOO SWEET!!!! 2 cups of ketchup??

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It is a basic recipe and I have been making it for two years. Based upon the reviews here is my adjustments: For 1 lb of turkey, I use half a cup of ketchup, 2 tbs of mustard, 1 heaping tbs of brown sugar, salt and pepper, dash cayenne, 2 cloves garlic, 1 onion, 1 tbs tomato paste, 1 dash red wine vinegar.

Its an easy go to meal that my toddler loves. Thanks for the inspiration Tyler

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My boyfriend loves this recipe, and trust me he hates turkey burger. We compromise and I do mix it with beef.

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Very disappointed in Tyler. It tasted like a ketchup sandwich... Boring.

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New family favorite. I always make a double batch. I do use less ketchup and a pinch more cayenne.

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Good, but not "ultimate". This is a very basic sloppy joe recipe. Which is not what I was expecting from Tyler. But, it was very easy and it went over well with my family. I didn't find it too ketchupy but I did add a bit more spices to suit my taste, as I always do. I also did half turkey, half ground beef.

I looked at Bobby Flay's recipe and it has a list of around 30 ingredients. No way am I going to go through all of that for sloppy joes. Tyler's fits the bill just fine. I'll definitely be making these again.

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Please please please: Halve the ketchup!!! not 3/4.... HALVE! Add more brown sugar and vinegar (adjust BOTH to make it less "gloopy". Basic recipe, a great idea-- but the ingredient amounts are completely off!!! Do NOT add worcestershire, as others recommended. Maybe a little more cayenne, as per your taste. Like most other reviews have mentioned, ketchup is a major issue-- I downplayed it, adding about 2/3rds-3/4ths of the 2cups, when i already added extra chicken, and it was still much too much.