As a mom of two teenage sons I need those quick, fast, tasty recipes during the week. They come and go and need to eat a decent meal after school and before going out. I had no inspiration for Dinner tonight and Ricardo came to the rescue.
If you don't know Ricardo yet he his one of my favorite Chef on Food Network. His recipes never failed me. Ricardo is the most popular TV chef in Quebec, he has been called "Quebec's answer to Jamie Oliver." I love his cookbook Weekend Cooking.
For tonight's Dinner I choose to cook his Sloppy Joe. I have made many Sloppy Joe recipes but this one is the best. This is a winner. You can serve it the tradionnal way on buns with cheese on top that you melt under the broiler or with your favorite nachos chips, sour cream and green onions. It's delicious. Sorry we don't have any leftovers.
Recipe:
Sloppy Joe
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Mmm toasted on a bun with cheese looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI am not familiar with this "Sloppy Joes", I was going to ask whether you have left over, too bad none left for me. I guess I just have to make my own then.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
These sloppy joes look terrific. I LOVE the melted cheese on top. Fantastic photo!
ReplyDeleteSloppy joes look excellent!
ReplyDeleteI love the open faced sloppy joe...it looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteI've never had a sloppy joe, but with a huge carnivore for a husband, I've always wanted to try. I know he will love it!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Looks so yummy!!! I haven't eaten sloppy joes for ages! *drooling*
ReplyDeleteThese sloppy joes look so scrumptious. Love the cheese on the top. This picture is completely mouth watering!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Miette.
Mmmmhhh, what a scrumptious speciality! I'll have to make that soon!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Oh, il y'a pas juste les ados qui aiment ça, lol!!
ReplyDeleteSloppy Joes are a favorite standby in my home! My grandson thinks they are fun to eat because they are messy and it's okay!
ReplyDeleteOOhhh delish!!
ReplyDeleteNo leftovers?! No fair! I want some!!! That looks SO GOOD!
ReplyDeleteNow this is a meal my husband would love! I've never heard of Ricardo. I will have to check him out the next time I'm visiting the in-laws in the great white north. :)
ReplyDeleteI have heard about this, but never seen how they are served.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you didn't had any left overs, they looks delicious.
Wow looks delicious. Feel like grabbing it! Would love to know the recipe..waiting for English version of the same as I cannot read the one posted :)
ReplyDeleteHome-made sloppy joes are the best! These look so yummy with the melted cheese, and your idea of eating them with chips is great.
ReplyDeleteAm I the only person who hears sloppy joes and instantly thinks of the movie Billy Madison and the lunch lady?
ReplyDeleteLove a good sloppy joe and been ages since I had one. Man that really has to get changed...
I haven't had Sloppy Joes since I was a kid! Look excellent!
ReplyDeleteI admit I haven't had a sloppy joe since college--wonder why....You've convinced me to try again.
ReplyDeleteThe toasted bun with cheese is just delish! Love, love that.
ReplyDeleteYumm! cheesy and meaty..
ReplyDeleteI just made sloppy joe's a couple of weeks ago. I was blown away by how I loved them. (I hadn't eaten one since I was a kid.) Just looking at your pic right now is making me think I'm gonna skip the tilapia I had planned for dinner and go with Joe!
ReplyDeleteThis brings back such nice memories...I had a cookbook for kids when I was a little girl and my favorite recipe from it was sloppy joes. Your recipe has such nice seasonings...I'm sure I would love it. And I think the melted cheese on top would take this sandwich over the top!
ReplyDeleteMy husband loves sloppy joes, he will be so happy when I make this!
ReplyDeleteThose sloppy joes look delicious! I like Ricardo too, but I haven't seen him on in a long time.
ReplyDeleteWow, the picture is just too perfect...to eat right here and now. And I'm writing this at 6:25 AM.
ReplyDeleteJe ne connais pas ces sloopy joes mais je sens que ça doit être terrible.
ReplyDeleteThos sloppy joes look amazing Helene...DELICIOUS! How could there be leftovers?
ReplyDeletei'm such a fan of sloppy joes, but would you believe i've never topped mine with cheese? i don't know why it hasn't occurred to me to do so, clearly it improves the meal. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful and the melted chese just gives your sloppy joes total drool factor!
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to subscribe to your blog and can't find out where. I don't want to miss anything. :)
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've told you this story before, but the pastor's wife at my church shared with me her family's favorite recipe once. She said to take frozen burritos, lay them in a 9 x 13 inch pan, cover them with enchilada sauce and cheese and then bake until the burritos are finished. I was skeptical but thought, "Well, it sounds easy enough." After trying the dish, I told her, "You know, Ann, I tried your family's favorite dish and I have to tell you, it was just alright." She replied, "You have to understand, in a house with two teenage boys, it doesn't matter what you make, you just have to make a lot of it!" Your sloppy joes look a million times better than any old frozen burrito anyday! :) I'll be in your shoes with the two teenage boys in another 9 years! I'm already stocking up ideas.
ReplyDeleteWow, from the picture this looks delicious. It's like pizza with ground meat on a bun. I know my children would love this.
ReplyDeleteLooks amazingly yum..great pic helene..;)
ReplyDeleteThat looks incredible with the melted cheese! Sounds great for dipping chips too.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to make those myself-- they look really good! :)
ReplyDeleteI adore sloppy joes but I've never seen them as nicely presented as yours Helene, excellent job :)
ReplyDeleteSloppy joes are really good! I will have to try melting cheese on top the next time I make them. Great idea!
ReplyDeletesloppy joes sound great!!! yumm yumm!!
ReplyDeletegreat job helen!! sound amazing
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