Friday, 28 August 2009
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GFCF Sloppy Joes: Recipe of the Week
Last night we were rushing dinner so we could get to our (free) movie on time!! My daughter saw me pull the hamburger out of the freezer and declared, “We’re having Sloppy Joes tonight?!?!”…I have to admit that was not the plan. If you know me, then you know there was no way I had canned Sloppy Joe sauce laced with high fructose corn syrup in it in the pantry!! What to do?
Well, I did it again; I swear this tasted just like the canned stuff, if not better!!
1 ½ Pounds Ground Hamburger
1 Medium Yellow Onion, diced
¼ Green Pepper, diced
¼ Red Pepper, diced
1 Cup Organic Ketchup
1 teaspoon Homemade Taco Mix
¼ Cup Clean Water
OK, Got everything?
In a large skillet brown meat over medium heat; add onion and peppers.
Whisk together ketchup, taco mix, and water; add to meat.
Simmer for a few minutes. Serve on homemade GF buns or with corn chips.
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Comments (8)
Ketchup, brown sugar and worcestershire always worked for me
If you are avoiding gluten note that worcestershire has wheat gluten.@RedheadAblaze@xanga -
I would take out the taco mix, just add chili powder, Paprika, onion powder, salt, and pepper to taste. That how we do ours :) and it tasted even better then a mix in a bag.
we've done it with ketchup and onion soup. i think.
This post made me hungry. :(
Huh. Interesting. Thanks, Maybe I'll try it someday.
i think most of here trying to provide us solution...is it to digest the taste of the food whatever it is..;)
This is one easy recipe that is worth trying. I cooked this up yesterday and my family loved it. Thanks for sharing this with us. Kudos to yoU!