Sloppy Joe Cups. This fresh and easy take on sloppy joes is sure to be a delicious family weeknight dinner favorite. I'm a busy teacher and mom, so weekday meals with shortcuts are a huge help. I always have to share the recipe when I take these to school. —Julie Ahern, Waukegan, Illinois.
These little kid-approved biscuit cups contain a flavorful sloppy joe-style burger mixture.
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You can cook Sloppy Joe Cups using 4 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Sloppy Joe Cups
- Prepare 1 lb of ground beef.
- You need 1 of 10.5oz can manwich (sloppy joe) mix.
- It's 1 of tube Pillsbury biscuits.
- It's 1 of shredded velveeta(or cheese of your choice).
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Sloppy Joe Cups step by step
- Make sloppy joes per instruction on can and let start cooling..
- pre heat oven per biscuit directions. Take a muffin tin and spry with non stick spray..
- take the biscuits and flatten them out one by one in the palm of hand till it can fit in the muffin tin hole and put a scoop of sloppy joe mix into biscuit. You can add a little more to make it full..
- Do this with each biscuit. Top with shredded cheese and bake per biscuit directions. Usually 10-12 minutes.(As it bakes the biscuit will puff up around the Manwich) making individual Sloppy Joe Cups that you can eat with a fork, or with your hands.
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