Texas Toast Sloppy Joe’s

Rather than using regular burger buns, these Sloppy Joes are served on Texas toast. You can find this ingredient in the frozen aisle of your local grocery store. Texas toast is simply a fancy way to say extra-thick bread slices, so feel free to use thick slices of any bread you happen to prefer if you can’t find Texas toast or if you have a loaf to use up. You can also serve these on burger buns if that’s more your jam, or even spooned over mashed potatoes or rice.

Texas Toast Sloppy Joe’s

The Sloppy Joes are made with beef, onion and bell pepper, and the flavor comes from the addition of ketchup, sugar, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, and mustard, ensuring a very tasty result. You can omit the bell pepper if you want, or even use a red one instead. This makes a delicious dinner and is Texan-inspired comfort food at its finest.

Texas Toast Sloppy Joe’s

You will love this amazing take on classic Sloppy Joes. The delicious mixture of beef, onion, peppers, and sweet, tangy sauce pair wonderfully with Texas toast and sliced cheese, to make a filling dinner the whole family will love.

Texas Toast Sloppy Joe’s

Why You’ll Love the Recipe:

This is Sloppy Joes taken to the next level. It’s in a league of its own, pairing thick slices of Texas toast with a full-flavored Sloppy Joes topping as well as a double portion of cheese.

How to Serve It:

Serve Texas toast Sloppy Joes hot, either by itself or paired with a green salad or some steamed broccoli or green beans.

Texas Toast Sloppy Joe’s

Ingredients:

  • Lean ground beef
  • Yellow onion
  • Brown sugar
  • Yellow mustard
  • Chopped green bell pepper
  • White American cheese
  • Ketchup
  • Texas Toast
  • Water
  • Worcestershire sauce
  • Garlic powder
Texas Toast Sloppy Joe’s

Can You Make It Ahead?

You can make the Sloppy Joes mixture ahead and keep it refrigerated but don’t add the cheese or cook the Texas toast until just before serving.

Storage Instructions:

Keep leftover Sloppy Joes covered and refrigerated and eat within 3 days.

Variations and Substitutions:

Feel free to tweak the recipe, using buns or even mashed potatoes in place of the Texas toast, if you prefer. You could also try using ground pork or half pork and half beef. Any other type of sliced cheese would work too. You might want to have American sliced cheese on top of the bread and then another kind (maybe cheddar) on top of the Sloppy Joes.

Texas Toast Sloppy Joe’s