Reclaiming childhood and risking it all for white dress shirts everywhere. Also, it’s in its own freakin’ bun!

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  1. I love it when I just drop something like 80/80 and you guys pick it up. Let's me know you're out there and wide awake.

  2. Come on man. Alton, it’s not hard to say,”Picadillo” pronounced “Picadiyo”. I expect better from you.

  3. I been watching you sence I was 6 i remember watching the first episode of good eats love your style of cooking and science behind it

  4. I tried this recipe (just the meat part, not the buns) and… not a fan. 1. it was way too liquidy. it was more like sloppy joe soup than sloppy joes. 2. it was way too tangy/acidic. couldn't take more than 1 bite without needing a drink to cleanse the taste

  5. Alton, we loved Cutthroat Kitchen and Good Eats and Iron Chef America and the Next Food Network Star!!!! We miss you and your intelligence!!! You look like Keith's family. Keith's Mom Louise Beavers ran the State of South Carolina and Keith has a Masters degree in biological Anthropology. Keith 's parents are from Athens GA. We miss you Joan and Keith

  6. My great uncle joe told me he got sloppy drunk and invented the sloppy joe in his underware in 1929 when he accidently puked in the cheese…. he was gonna do like a chopped cheese…. 😂😂😂 he was not the joe that invented it he lived in pennsylvania and never went further than ohio away from home…..i believed him until i was like 24 😂😂😂😂

  7. we basically make these but with pillsbury grands! we call them unsloppy joes really fun to make together with the family and sooo good!

  8. Funny, that's twice today I've heard on YouTube a cooking teacher call Green Bell Peppers chopped up green onions. The other was the Meat Church guy, IIRC.

  9. Mmmm almost like someone did a show where they made their own liquid smoke……I wonder who that was……

  10. This is such a great video! From us Texans and Tex-mex food lovers, that word is Peek-a-dee-oh. Love your work, Mr Brown!

  11. Long time fan here! I make mine in the electric sandwich maker that cuts the bread on the diagonal. "Smashed Sloppy Joes"🎉❤

  12. This might not be the appropriate venue for this post but I’ll ask for forgiveness. Just made your pot roast recipe using picanha and it’s amazing.

  13. The sloppy joes I remember having growing up had a mixture of ground beef and sausage. A more savory flavor.

  14. instead of awkwardly using a spoon to remove fat, just dip a corner of a paper towel and let it soak up as much fat as you want gone.