EatingWell Sloppy Joes

From EatingWell:  October/November 2005, The EatingWell Healthy in a Hurry Cookbook (2006)Subscribe Now!

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Our updated Sloppy Joe takes lean ground beef and adds chopped cremini mushrooms and diced fresh plum tomatoes, all in a zesty sauce. Served on a whole-wheat bun, it's a hearty dinner sandwich that will please adults and kids alike.



READER'S COMMENT:
"Really delicious! I used canned diced tomatoes instead of plum tomatoes (about 2 heaping TBSP per plum tomato), and left out the mushrooms. I bet you could sneak a lot of other stuff into this recipe. I think spinach would be good! Great...
EatingWell Sloppy Joes Recipe

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Really delicious! I used canned diced tomatoes instead of plum tomatoes (about 2 heaping TBSP per plum tomato), and left out the mushrooms. I bet you could sneak a lot of other stuff into this recipe. I think spinach would be good! Great leftovers too.

8 weeks 1 day ago

I used this meal for my nutrition class and they gobbled it right up! plus, i got an A! so thanks for improving my GPA i will definately be making this meal again, thanks!!

Adriana, Rio Rico, AZ

8 weeks 5 days ago

DEFINATELY leave out the vinegar. it was way too overpowering. But add a little bbq sauce on the bun and it's great!

Natalie, Mission Viejo, Ca

8 weeks 5 days ago

I was really excited to make this recipe. I bought fresh mushrooms, tomatoes and ... that's what I got. Tomatoes and mushrooms. In ketchup. Even though I substituted tomato puree for ketchup. Do the people that love this recipe ever cook? Not to put anyone down, because I tried this because I work 10-12 hour days and am looking for QUALITY recipes that are not junk. This was not it

Dave, Pensacola, FL

8 weeks 5 days ago

it was not ok my kids hated it so i put ok

destiny, brooklyn, ny

8 weeks 5 days ago

We like this recipe so much that it's become a standard. It's fast and it makes great leftovers. We only use about two tbsp of vinegar. I snuck in carrots once. They were already cooked so I smushed them up and added them in and no one was any wiser. My pals at work have asked for this recipe because it smells amazing when it's heating up in the office microwave.

Karli, Minneapolis, MN

8 weeks 5 days ago

Excellent! I didn't even ever care for the traditional canned sloppy joes but this recipe looked good so I thought I'd give it a try - my family loved it and it is now a regular in our house!

Mary, Seattle, WA

8 weeks 5 days ago

These were very easy to make and quite tasty. I didn't use the mushrooms as I am not a fan and it still turned out great. They reheat well too.

Ashley, Charlotte, NC

8 weeks 5 days ago

I tried this recipe yasterday, and it was really nice, i hade my cousin staying over and we both liked it very much plus my brother who is a big time veggi hater didnt even mind the presence of the tomatow pieces there and enjoyed the meal, so its now officialy one of my favourites.

Sherihan, Alexandria, Eg

8 weeks 5 days ago

Made these for dinner and WOW!!!!!!! Awesome - even hubby who was a lifelong hater of sloppy joes loved them!!

LoriLynnNJ, Manahawkin, NJ

8 weeks 5 days ago

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