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This dish is a great go to meal on those crazy nights. You could even make it ahead of time and just reheat. The kids will love it and have fun with the slider size. This recipe for Sloppy Sliders comes from Chef Phillip Yates from the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. He shared the recipe on a recent episode of Good Things Utah. I figured if a fancy chef from a swanky hotel can make sloppy joes, then I must give them a try.
I did make a few adaptions to the recipe. The biggest change being the use of ground beef instead of ground turkey. They were delicious. Loved by all in this house. It is made with very simple ingredients and makes a yummy sweet sauce.
Here is what you need to make the
Sloppy Sliders
- GROUND BEEF (CAN USE GROUND TURKEY IF YOU PREFER)
- MEDIUM ONION
- GREEN BELL PEPPER
- GARLIC
- KETCHUP
- BROWN SUGAR
- DRY MUSTARD
- WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
- TOMATO JUICE
- SLIDER BUNS OR ROLLS
Sloppy Sliders
Ingredients
- 1 lb. ground beef (can use ground turkey if you prefer)
- ½ of medium onion, diced
- ½ of green bell pepper
- 1 tsp garlic, diced
- ¾ cup ketchup
- 1 Tbsp brown sugar
- 1 tsp dry mustard
- 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce
- ½ Cup tomato juice
- slider buns or rolls (I got a bag of white dollar rolls from my local Walmart)
Instructions
- Cook beef, onions, pepper and garlic together in skillet over medium heat until cooked thoroughly.
- Mix in ketchup, brown sugar, dry mustard, Worcestershire, and tomato juice and simmer for a few minutes to warm the sauce.
- Serve on slider buns. Makes 12-15 sliders.
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Thank you so much for this recipe!!! I have never been a fan of sloppy joes, so every time my husband asks me to make them I balk. well I found your blog and this recipe last night while making my shopping list, and thought to myself “I could at least TRY this one” and whipped this up in no time for lunch today, and it was SO good! my husband would like me to try a spicy mustard next time, instead of the dry mustard, but he likes a little kick! 🙂
We WILL be making these again! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for this recipe!!! I have never been a fan of sloppy joes, so every time my husband asks me to make them I balk. well I found your blog and this recipe last night while making my shopping list, and thought to myself “I could at least TRY this one” and whipped this up in no time for lunch today, and it was SO good! my husband would like me to try a spicy mustard next time, instead of the dry mustard, but he likes a little kick! 🙂
We WILL be making these again! Thanks so much!
How fortuitous that I found your blog today because I have plans on making sloppy joes for dinner tonight! Now I don’t need to go searching for a recipe 🙂 thank you! You have a great blog, I look forward to reading more from you.
How fortuitous that I found your blog today because I have plans on making sloppy joes for dinner tonight! Now I don’t need to go searching for a recipe 🙂 thank you! You have a great blog, I look forward to reading more from you.
Thanks! I’ve been trying to think all day of what to make with the ground beef in my fridge today. These will be perfect!
Thanks! I’ve been trying to think all day of what to make with the ground beef in my fridge today. These will be perfect!
Great recipe! Thanks for sharing – I think my husband will love these!
Great recipe! Thanks for sharing – I think my husband will love these!