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Penny
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Re: Campbell's Sloppy Joes recipe
Oct 11, 2009 1:03 PM
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Carol, I just went to the search on this page and typed in sloppy joes.
Janet, it's not that sloppy, maybe because I added mushrooms and cooked it down a bit. It's such a tasty beef mixture I was even thing of serving any left overs with noodles....Penny
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Janet S.
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Re: Campbell's Sloppy Joes recipe
Oct 11, 2009 9:59 AM
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Penny, I always like the idea of Sloppy Joes, but not their inherent sloppy-ness! Looking at the recipes on the Campbell's site, I see there's a Sloppy Joes burger recipe; might give that a try one of these days.
Celery soup does sound like an interesting variation, along with your mushroom addition!
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Carol
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Re: Campbell's Sloppy Joes recipe
Oct 10, 2009 10:05 PM
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Hi Penny, I'd love to give this a try - can you tell me where you found the recipe?
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Penny
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Campbell's Sloppy Joes recipe
Oct 10, 2009 7:34 PM
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I tried this recipe today for two reasons.
1) I work full time and like to keep ahead of meals during the week.
2) I had ground beef in the refrigerator that looked like it had one day left in it's life.
I have never used celery soup in sloppy joe's before. It was very tasty. I did add extra ketchup, Worcestershire sauce and two small cans of mushrooms. I also cooked it longer to reduce the liquid.
Nice, quick easy meal...Penny
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