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School Lunchbox Ideas | Sloppy Joe’s

Good morning it’s 6:31 and here’s what my kids are having for lunch I’m making Sloppy Joe’s in here I have some ground beef onion green bell pepper and garlic now to me sloppy joe is just ground beef with spiked up barbecue sauce so you’re going to take your favorite barbecue

Sauce a little bit of mustard a few dashes of werer sauce and some seasoning just give that a stir now at this point you can just tweak this to your liking you can add a little bit more brown sugar to your liking you can add ketchup or whatever else that you like

I’m going to put their hamburger bun inside this bag and at lunchtime they can just assemble it themselves and of course you can not eat Sloppy Joe’s without some ruffle chips you’re going to scoop this with your ruffle chips it’s 7:02 and we’re done and that’s it I hope you guys have enjoyed

This video I will see you next time bye

43 Comments

  1. @WinnyHayes

    Sloppy Joe’s
    Ingredients:
    1 lb. ground beef
    1 green bell pepper, diced
    1 onion, diced
    4 garlic cloves, minced
    3/4 cup bbq sauce
    2 tsp. yellow mustard
    A few dashes Worcestershire sauce
    Salt + pepper, to taste
    1 tsp garlic powder
    1 tsp chili powder
    1 tsp paprika
    1/4 cup beef broth
    Brown sugar, to your liking
    Ketchup, to your liking

    Directions:
    1. Into a skillet on medium heat, brown the ground beef breaking it apart as you go.
    2. Add the bell pepper, onion and garlic and cook until softened about 5 minutes. Add the yellow mustard, Worcestershire sauce and seasoning. Give it a stir and cook for a few more minutes.
    3. Add the broth and let simmer, add brown sugar and ketchup to taste.
    4. Serve with hamburger buns and Ruffles. Enjoy!

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  4. @brie3679

    Aren’t sloppy joes supposed to be a bit more tomato based though? Either way, I bet those are delicious and those kids probably don’t know how lucky they are to have a mom who goes through this much effort to provide them fresh, full, home cooked meals for school.

  5. @brie3679

    I legit never eat mine on a bun anymore. I eat what’s called “sloppy nachos”. Ruffle chips, sloppy Joe, topped with some sour cream and cheese. My GOOOOOSH it’s good.

  8. @As1fak......

    Ur kids are the luckiest that they have so perfectly cooking mom ❤unlike my mom just giving me pb&j with fruits 😂 but i still love her

  9. @ArnieEgg

    You are beautiful. Not just because of your looks, but how it appears you hold down your household. Your kids are fortunate for all the lovely meals 👏🏾👏🏾💯

  10. @jjrollins313

    I love your commitment to your children's meals. You get up early every day to make them fresh, hot food. I wish I had this growing up.

  23. @firstnamelastname4427

    I like mine with the sour cream and cheddar Ruffles! Also shredded cheese on top of my Sloppy Joes, although I'm trying to get away from the dairy.

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  30. @MichaelaRtheGerman

    Barbecue sauce and then add more sugar or ketchup (=sugar)?? I notice a huge difference here between American and European cuisine (in my case German cuisine). This would be waaaaaay too sweet for us. Sloppy Joes for me is bolognaise on toast. There is no sugar at all in it. Just ground beef, onions, garlic and tomatoes. Sugar would make this great dish jucky. Why do you do it? And why bell peppers?

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