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I don’t know what it was about the day I filmed this but we were all feeling a little silly. The studio just had humor in the air and as you watch this video you can see that I’m trying not to laugh! I have made a lot of fantastic recipes in this Quick Fix Supper series but I gotta tell ya, I’m a simple gal and these Sloppy Joes are one of my absolute favorites. They were SO GOOD.
Oh, about the wardrobe malfunction…
Towards the middle of the video, as I was talking and we were filming, I looked down and PLOP, one of my earrings fell right into the middle of the skillet! I remember saying something like “Oh! there’s my earring!” and then we cut so I could get it out and keep on rolling! I hope you enjoy this video as much as I enjoyed filming it.
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I should fix some sloppy joes for my hubby. He just commented the other day about liking them and we haven’t had them in a really long time. I probably won’t be wearing earrings when I fix mine, tho.
Sloppy Joes seem to be a universal favorite. Your version is quite different from the way we make them in my locale. We brown hamburger meat with diced onion and then stir in a bit of ketchup, a spoonful of mustard, chili powder, salt and pepper and a can of chicken gumbo soup, undiluted. Stir and simmer till cooked to the consistency you like. We sell these at many community events. A few spoonfuls are often put on a hot dog to make it a chili dog. Add cheese and it is a chili cheese dog. Good and simple eating.
I’ve always wanted to try them that way!
I want to make this too! I probably won’t be wearing earrings either, but ya never know…
Love sloppy joes! Thanks for keeping it real Christy!!
~giggles~ Thanks Steph!! I hope you enjoy them!
I make my sloppy joes by browning the hamburger, adding chopped onions and a green pepper, and letting this cook a few minutes. When the vegetables are done, add as much bottled barbeque sauce as you like and then let it simmer for awhile. My favorite sauce is Sonny’s. Oh, this is so good and easy.
That sounds delicious Molly!! Thanks for sharing!!
YUMMMMMMMMM!!!!! I was looking, but never saw the earring fall…drat! LOL Can’t wait to fix these :o)
I just laid out hamburger to make Sloppy Joes, and then I found this!!! 🙂 LOL Your recipe looks really GOOD!!
I hope you enjoy them Christi!!!