The Ultimate Sloppy Joes
Show: Tyler's Ultimate
Episode: Ultimate Sloppy Joes
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By mazzucasusan_11...
Cherokee Villag...
on October 17, 2010
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Very healthy alternative to ground beef. Best sloppy joes weve ever made.
By menuanjesus1st_...
n las vegas, 68
on October 17, 2010
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very good
By jbogoyas_11723585
Tomball, TX
on July 03, 2010
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Normally, I really like Tyler's recipes but this one tasted basically like ketchup. I really had to add a lot of spices to make it tasty. I ended up straining some of the ketchup out in the end. I would say there are plenty of better sloppy joe recipes out there.
By frnknspine_6852910
Brooklyn, NY
on May 25, 2010
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This was a good recipe. I didn't have yellow mustard, so I used a little of Grey Poupon and Kosciusko mustard. I used organic ketchup and the rest. I let it simmer longer than he suggested and it reduced nicely.
It wasn't as good as I remember my mother's recipe being. However, since I don't have it this will suffice.
It probably is one of the easier sloppy joe's to make, being that all the extra spices you would add are in the ketchup and mustard.
It is a good starting point, let your imagination fly.
By aleashashelton_...
Peoria, AZ
on May 25, 2010
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I agree with many of the previous reviews on it being too much ketchup and too saucy. I am notorious for loving things extra saucy and goopy, but this was overboard even for me! I'll make this again, but I'll reduce the ketchup and mustard by at least half and maybe add a can of diced tomatoes. A dash of worstichire might also be good.
By niklovpau
East Clare
on May 11, 2010
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Super easy for a weekday meal. I made them with ground beef instead of the turkey (it's what I had on hand. They were great! My 10 children loved them and thats not easy to get all of them to love a dinner! The sandwich almost tasted like a McDonalds cheeseburger. Which next time i will probably add cheddar cheese either in the mix or a slice on top like a burger. These are definitly a keeper and a go to for a quick tasty meal.
By jersey4family_8...
irvine, CA
on March 29, 2010
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Delicious sloppy joe recipe...easy and quick to whip up after work! Love the turkey meat recipes!!
By steven.haywood9...
Omaha, 67
on March 24, 2010
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These were the best sloppy joe's ever, plus they were really easy to make. I didn't use the full amount of ketchup, but added some bbq sauce instead. As a college student on a budget I decided not to go out and buy tomato paste, but it tasted just fine without it. Great recipe, that will last for two more meals, which is great for someone like me!
By vesandberg_12723877
mashpee, 61
on March 09, 2010
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We found these a little thick and ketchup-y the first time, so I made these adjustments and everyone preferred it to the original recipe:
2 lbs of turkey (easy, since I get it in 1 lb packages & it makes good leftovers
reduce ketchup to 1.5 cups (or even less and add an extra Tbsp of tomato paste
increase wine vinegar to several splashes, or enough to make it less gloppy, more saucy
increase brown sugar to taste, to compensate for the extra vinegar
use about 1/2 brown, 1/2 yellow mustard
By katiescarlet122...
wakefield, 86
on February 20, 2010
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my husband ask for sloppy joes all the time now. he loves them. i dont make them exact to this recipe because i didnt have the actual recipe. i caught the show one day, then tried to remember all the ingredients. this recipe is SO much better than Manwich could dream to be. And i used to LOVE manwich.