[Duchess]

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1 lb. ground beef
1 10 oz. can tomato soup
1 jar {about 12 ozs.} salsa

Brown and drain burger, add the soup & salsa, mix well over low heat. DO NOT add water to the soup.



I make this for my godson & he swears it's the best in all the land...He's all of 4 yrs. old so, you better believe that he knows what he's talking about.

 

[UKWolfeman]

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Duchess wrote:

1 lb. ground beef
1 10 oz. can tomato soup
1 jar {about 12 ozs.} salsa

Brown and drain burger, add the soup & salsa, mix well over low heat. DO NOT add water to the soup.



I make this for my godson & he swears it's the best in all the land...He's all of 4 yrs. old so, you better believe that he knows what he's talking about.

I'm going to try this. Sounds much better than the standard Manwich or whatever that junk is....thanks.

 

[WatchSnobJack]

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mmmmm...makin me hungry...I love SJ's..Thanx for the recipe..

 

[Tera-Ram]

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I can see where this would be MUCH better than Manwich!

 

[UKWolfeman]

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Duchess....I think I'm going to give it a try tonight for dinner. Thanks again.

 

[Duchess]

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You guys are most welcome...This is giving me a laugh, no one ever comes to me for anything that has to do with cooking, let alone a recipe.

And by all means, if you like it hot, use the hot & spicy salsa & godson insists it be served with tater tots.

 

[UKWolfeman]

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Had this for dinner tonight and it was a hit with the family. Thanks for the tip. To others try it.....

 

[TVDinner]

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UKWolfeman wrote:

Had this for dinner tonight and it was a hit with the family. Thanks for the tip. To others try it.....

you actually made this tonight? VERY COOL - Take pictures next time and post them of the feast!!!

 

[UKWolfeman]

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TVDinner wrote:

UKWolfeman wrote:

Had this for dinner tonight and it was a hit with the family. Thanks for the tip. To others try it.....

you actually made this tonight? VERY COOL - Take pictures next time and post them of the feast!!!

Yep. Looks like regular sloppy joe nothing special but tasted great.

 

[Bob]

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This sounds good :q! I like Salsa. Thanks for the recipe Duchess. ....Bob

 

[Duchess]

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UKWolfeman wrote:

Had this for dinner tonight and it was a hit with the family. Thanks for the tip. To others try it.....

That's great, Wolf...I'm so happy you & your family enjoyed it...I think this may be the very first compliment I've ever received that's food related...hahaha

 

[Duchess]

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Bob wrote:

Thanks for the recipe Duchess. ....Bob

You are very welcome, Bob...I hope you like it.

 

[Duchess]

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My friends are never going to believe that I am participating in a food forum & getting compliments.

 

[jim94]

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i make sloppy joes at least 2 a month.i put rotells in, it spices it up a bit.mccormic packet and ground beef. im getting hungry thinking about it know.

 

[djpop]

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Dosent the soup make it thin? I havent tried a sloppy joe in a long time. thanks Duchess

 

[DenFromNM]

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THat sound pretty darn good...I gotta give it a try.

 

[Duchess]

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djpop wrote:

Dosent the soup make it thin?

No, not at all, remember, it's only the soup you are adding, DO NOT add water...The soup gives it a texture similiar to what tomato paste would.

 

[Spaceview]

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Sloppy Joes are strange here in NJ. They are like a club sandwich, and one layer has the meat and cheese and the other layer has cole slaw and Russian dressing. They sell them in all the deli's around the state. I grew up on the ground beef and sauce versions. They also have a weird meat here called Taylor Ham. I'm not really sure what it is.

 

[UKWolfeman]

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You should. Not bad at all and it is pretty quick.



DenFromNM wrote:

THat sound pretty darn good...I gotta give it a try.

 

[RipitRon]

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Cant eat sloppy food, or food with bones in it.