This weekend I whipped up a new recipe.
The cheeseburger balls have been a huge hit.
In fact, that recipe is the most viewed page in Crafty Home Improvement (Mis)Adventure history and has been pinned to Pinterest over 400 times.
Why not change them up a bit and
try them with a sloppy joe twist?
You'll need the following:
1 lb ground beef (or turkey or vegetarian substitute)
1 can Manwich (you can get store brand on a lot of things, but Manwich and toilet paper are not in that category)
Velveeta cheese
2 cans of biscuits (I used 1 can of Grands Jr. and just made half the recipe)
Start by browning the meat and adding the can of Manwich.
Next, simply flatten out the biscuit dough...
add a piece of cheese...
add a scoop of meat mix...
pinch the dough closed and place seam side down on a greased cookie sheet.
I brushed the top of mine with an egg wash and topped them with a little shredded cheese and crushed red pepper flakes.
Bake at 400* for 16 minutes.
(Insert misadventure here: notice the hole in the left picture above? It turned into the exploded mess on the right.
Lesson learned: be sure to pinch any holes closed.)
They were so delicious!
I'm definitely making these again.
This recipe is being shared on the following blogs:
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Gahhh I love sloppy joes. But the biscuity bread part? Ya no. So what do I do? Stick all that meaty goodness into a hard taco shell. Why am I so strange, why.
ReplyDeleteP.S. you should go share that over at This Gal Cooks too. She always has a Monday link up party for recipes and crafts!
Um, YUM. Can you please come cook in my kitchen??
ReplyDeleteOMG - there are no words for how awesome this sounds...
ReplyDeleteI use Rhodes frozen bread dough rolls to do the same thing. Yum!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness that looks soooooooooo good. Dinner. Your house. Tomorrow lol.
ReplyDeleteum wow. and yummy that too!
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yum, you have my brain working... I am thinking about how many things I can wrap into a biscuit and bake it!
ReplyDeleteI would have never, ever though of doing it this way but it looks so freaking yummy!
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome! Thanks for haring at Must Try Monday!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! This would be awesome for a neighborhood gathering on Halloween. Please share these at my fall/apple blog hop: http://www.tumbleweedcontessa.com/blog/oatmeal-stuffed-baked-apples/
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to have seen these on Tasty Tuesdays.
three things wrong with this recipe for me.....1 - Manwich : where the heck do I find this awesomeness over here in the UK??? (originally from your neck of the woods, now im stuck in non-Manwich-having hell!! lol) 2 - whats the UK equivalent to Grands???? arggg and 3 - why do I live here now?!?!? Thanks so much for sharing though, seriously, this rocks!
ReplyDeleteI can see doing this by just adding another biscuit dough on top and pinching closed around it. Gonna try it next sloppy joe night. New follower from the DO linkup. You can find me at http://icreatepurtythangs.blogspot.com.
ReplyDeleteHi! Found you on Weekend Potluck. My husband, Mr. Picky eater does love him some manwich and this is perfect for gameday eats! Way less messy. I pinned it and explored your site - love it. Your grandmother sounds exactly like my nana. I wish I had gotten that talent like you were lucky enough to. I love it here and will be subscribing! Nice to meet you. Kalamity Kelli
ReplyDeleteOMG! I just followed you on Google + and we only live about 2 hours apart but I'm from over on that side of the state! Yay!! An Okie!
ReplyDeleteThose look yummy and I'll try to remember to make sure they are entirely closed up! Don't want any explosions. I love recipes like this where you get a complete meal in one easy to eat package! Thanks for linking!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific creation! So glad you linked up at Weekend Potluck!
ReplyDeleteOh yum! This is certainly Saturday night treat night material. Found you via the weekend potluck :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks so yummy. I will be featuring it tonight at my Fall into Fall party that opens at 8pm EST. Please stop by and pick up an I've Been Featured button. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThese look so good and definitely something the whole family would enjoy. I'd also love to have you link this us to Titus 2 Tuesday this week on Cornerstone Confessions.. I hope to see you there.
ReplyDeleteKathy
this looks fantastic! yum! I am for sure putting these ingredients on my shopping list this weekend! <3
ReplyDeleteI'm also your newest follower!
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