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Okay, if you're looking for some awesome, unique, fancy way to prepare Sloppy Joes then you should probably keep searching... This is just a basic, easy, cheap way to make them. This recipe came from my grandma and it's been a staple in my family for as long as I can remember. It's not one of my husband's favorites, so I make it when he's gone. :)
Things you'll need:
1 lb ground beef
1 onion, grated
1 - 8oz can tomato sauce
1/4 C ketchup
1 Tbsp sugar
1 Tbsp vinegar
Hamburger buns
Your favorite sloppy joe toppings
First, brown the ground beef and onion together. I don't grate mine because I like the big chunks of onion in it. Grating is great if you have kids, though. They'll never know that they're in there. ;)
This is actually 2 lbs of ground beef. I'm cooking extra beef now to freeze and safe to use another day. It's a quick trick I use when I'm cooking for one. :)
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While it's browning mix the tomato sauce, ketchup, sugar and vinegar in a bowl. If you want to skip this, and just throw it in the pan after you finish browning, go for it... I won't judge. ;)
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Once the beef is browned, drain off the fat and add the sauce.
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Let it simmer on a low setting for 20 minutes.
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Slap it on a bun with your favorite toppings (mine of which are cheese and dill pickles), and you're done! :) Easy as pie!! Which is really a dumb expression. Pie isn't THAT easy... Hmmm...
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