Cool !! this is exactly what I was looking for because I have some ground chicken and no sloppy Joe sauce and I want to make something simple. That will taste good.❤
If you are "eating on a dime", you should try to waste nothing. Take a rubber spatula and scrape out all the ketchup and mustard. No sense in pouring that down the drain. Also, filter the grease when you drain it.... heat it again and filter again, put it in a jar in the fridge. It's rendered beef tallow. That stuff is more expensive to buy in the store than the burger it came from, so don't throw it away!. You can cook with it as you would bacon grease, but it doesn't contain all the sodium nitrates that bacon grease does.
3 ingredients. Don't you have meat. That would be 4. No seasonings is terrible cooking idea with meat. Pepper,salt,garlic and onions actually makes this edible.
No "seasonings'? Yellow mustard is literally just vinegar, water, ground mustard, salt, ground turmeric, and ground paprika. Ketchup contains onion powder, garlic powder, sugar, and other spices ... both ketchup and mustard contain vinegar and salt. That's plenty of flavors going on there already, without further muddling things. You can always add more salt, pepper, chili powder or hot sauce at the table. We omit the brown sugar and serve with a slice of sweet onion and Dill pickle spears on the side.
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Cool !! this is exactly what I was looking for because I have some ground chicken and no sloppy Joe sauce and I want to make something simple. That will taste good.❤
Hi instead of ground beef can you u se mince but I would love a video of using mince instead of ground beef to make sure I am doing the right thing
Gotta add some onion, bell pepper and garlic to this....
I never would have thought these were that simple to make your own sauce. I cant wait to try this!
Me too
Looks delicious thank you for the recipe. Happy new year.
Thank you for sharing 😊
Yum!
Yes we love this!
This is very close, minus the brown sugar, to what my grandma called spoon burgers.
I love it!
A big kosher pickle and a cold draft beer …..
You're too critical!!!
Meant that for the man who said that you talk too much!!!
If you are "eating on a dime", you should try to waste nothing. Take a rubber spatula and scrape out all the ketchup and mustard. No sense in pouring that down the drain. Also, filter the grease when you drain it.... heat it again and filter again, put it in a jar in the fridge. It's rendered beef tallow. That stuff is more expensive to buy in the store than the burger it came from, so don't throw it away!. You can cook with it as you would bacon grease, but it doesn't contain all the sodium nitrates that bacon grease does.
Thank you for your tips.
3 ingredients. Don't you have meat. That would be 4. No seasonings is terrible cooking idea with meat. Pepper,salt,garlic and onions actually makes this edible.
No "seasonings'? Yellow mustard is literally just vinegar, water, ground mustard, salt, ground turmeric, and ground paprika. Ketchup contains onion powder, garlic powder, sugar, and other spices ... both ketchup and mustard contain vinegar and salt. That's plenty of flavors going on there already, without further muddling things. You can always add more salt, pepper, chili powder or hot sauce at the table. We omit the brown sugar and serve with a slice of sweet onion and Dill pickle spears on the side.
Don't forget hamburger buns so that makes five
I like your channel but your video's are so blurry, that's very annoying to me!!!
Thank you we are working to make our videos better. What are you watching on?
I have a desk top computer!
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Looks good enough to me. I don't need 4k quality to get the idea of how to make something.
They don't look blurry to me.
I'm sorry but wouldn't it be five ingredients?? Hamburger buns hamburger mustard ketchup and brown sugar? I'm pretty sure that's five ingredients.