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Turned out pretty good! I used my Ninja (food processor-like machine) to chop up the peppers before cooking. Instead of using pickle relish, I through some pickle slices into my Ninja. Gave the recipe a realistic taste. I also used ground turkey instead of ground beef. Family loved!
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It was good. I made a few changes...used a few dashes of my hubby's steak seasonings. Used 4ou of velvetta, added some sharp cheddar and added left the ketchup and pickles out (but added onto bun afterward). I think it would be great added to egg noodles or onto a flour tortilla. Thank you!
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Sorry to say, my family wasn't thrilled. They ate it but were not all that enthusiastic. I loved the idea and ease and thought the flavor was ok. Not sure I would try again. Thanks though!
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Very good but way too long of a cook time. Mine was done after 1 1/2 hours in my new crockpot. Had I used my small old one it probably would have taken closer to 3 hours. I did not use any green peppers since my family does not like them. I would also suggest to not use sweet pickle relish in this. I think next time I will add a little more cheese to this as well. But, overall, a great recipe. Thanks for sharing.
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These are a family favorite. They are the perfect thing for the weekend. I make up a batch and let them cook all afternoon. That way we are set whenever we sit down to eat--It also doesn't matter how many "extra" people stop by--This recipe stretches to feed a lot of people.
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These were pretty good. ODS absolutely loved them. I'm not really sure why they need to be in the crock, though. Next time, I'm going to just finish assembling them in the skillet so that I only have to dirty up one dish, lol. Cooking so long in the crock seemed to make the meat dry out a little too much. Overall, it was an easy and pretty good recipe.
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This was wonderful! My kids loved it. I forgot to put in the milk but put in extra velveeta. Cooked for 2 hours and the last 30 mins I added two hand fulls of shredded cheddar. My 19 yo son inhaled it. Gave me a thumbs up between bites. That is big compliment from him.
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I was a bit doubtful when I was mixing the ingredients but it did turn out very nice. I did cook for only 2 hours like most of the reviews stated and that was plenty.
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Added about 1 Tbsp of worcestershire sauce, 8 oz of velveeta, & 1/4 tsp salt. I also added a little extra milk which made it a bit too sloppy so I think I would only use 2 Tbsp next time. We had raw green pepper on the side instead of in it, and raw onions. Used good buns and everyone liked it! Will make it again!
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This is awesome! I prepared it today before leaving for church and we came home to a warm, satisfying meal. I made it with half lean ground beef and half ground turkey. Everyone loved it! We're looking forward to having the leftovers tomorrow.
Thank you for a great recipe.
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I made these last night for dinner. Everyone was scheduled for some type of extra-curricular activity, so I planned these since they seem to be easy to put together before heading off to work. I put the lean ground beef (chuck) in the crock pot still slightly frozen along with all the other ingredients (upping the amount of Velveeta (used salsa / Mexican style) to 8 ounces) and let cook 8 hours on low. The ground beef cooked thoroughly and there was very little grease. I agree with other reviewers in that next time I make this, will add some spice (personal preference), perhaps some red pepper flakes. Thanks for a great recipe!
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I thought these were great. I didn't add the pepper, ustard or relish because we don't really like that, but they were still very good
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I thought this was a great recipe. I served it to about 25 people during a youth devotional at our home. Everyone loved it. I did take the advise from the other reviews and added several spices with some worestershire sauce and upped the velveeta to about 8 oz. Very different from the plain old sloppy joe. I will make this again!
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I thought this was really good, DH thought it was just ok, kinda bland. If I make it again, I will add a lot more seasoning, perhaps some wort sauce.
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I used ground turkey instead of ground beef, omitted the green pepper as I didn't have any at home, doubled the amount of velveeta cheese and also added salt, steak seasoning and worchesthire sauce. These were really good and so easy to make! I will make these again when we have people over to watch the game.
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This was very good!I followed the directions,but I did use turkey meat instead of ground beef. I also added salt because it seemed pretty bland with out it. I only cooked it for 2 hours in the crock pot. My kids enjoyed this! Thanks!
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My kids and I love this stuff. And it is just as easy to cook on the stovetop if you are in a hurry. Although I prefer to use the crockpot.
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