Sloppy Joe Burger

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4-6 big burgers

Few dishes can be as satisfying as a steaming hot sloppy joe! A sloppy Joe is an American dish of ground beef, onions, capsicum, ketchup and other seasonings, served on a burger bun. I sometimes also add a bit of grated cheddar over the filling. YUM!

Ingredients

500gm lean beef mince
2 tbsp. oil
1 big onion, chopped
1 big red pepper/capsicum, chopped
1 big green pepper/capsicum, chopped
¼ cup ketchup
3 tbsp. tomato paste
½ tsp. garlic paste
½ tsp. ginger paste
1 tsp. vinegar or lemon juice
some grated cheddar cheese (optional)
2 tsp. black pepper powder
1 tsp. chili powder or red chili flakes
3 tbsp. steak sauce
1 tbsp. sugar, preferably brown
6 burger buns, cut and slightly toasted

Instructions

Heat oil, add the onions and fry for a few minutes (don't brown the onions). Add the ginger and garlic pastes, fry them for a minute then add the mince, and sprinkle some salt and pepper over it. Fry until the mince changes color, make sure you break down any lumps that form using your spoon. If any water comes out of the mince you can spill it out. Once the mince is dry, add the chopped red and green pepper.

Cook together for a few minutes then add the tomato paste, chili powder, sugar, steak sauce and tomato sauce. You can add a bit of water too, about a quarter cup. Cover and cook on low heat until the meat is done and the gravy is very very thick. Add the vinegar or lemon, give it a stir and cook for another minute or two. Adjust salt and spice to your taste. Turn off the heat.

Serve generous helpings of the mixture on your sliced buns, you can sprinkle some cheddar cheese on top.

Enjoy!

PS: This is a messy dish so keep a few napkins handy whilst you dig into these deliriously yummy burgers! :D

Comments

Love the new website ladies!!!!

Just wondering, what type of vinegar to use? White? Balsamic? Can't wait to make these tomorrow :)

Fauzia's Kitchen Fun's picture

Thank you Farydah! Plain white vinegar will do. :)

Dis is amazing,FKF! Keep it up!

So wonderful

Any alternative for steak sauce?

Fauzia's Kitchen Fun's picture

You can use BBQ sauce or A1 Sauce or Worcestershire Sauce . Otherwise just leave it out. :)