Steps to Prepare Perfect Brad's greek style sloppy joes

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Stir in tomato sauce and oregano. The ever-so-popular Sloppy Joe sandwich takes on a Greek flair with your choice of beef or lamb, bulgur, and feta cheese.. Greek-Style Sloppy Joes Greek-Style Sloppy Joes. Taking the idea of a sloppy joe, giving it a Greek flavor palette, and making it a little healthier in the process by replacing half the meat with finely chopped mushrooms, I created this fun recipe.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook brad's greek style sloppy joes using 23 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Brad's greek style sloppy joes:

1. Prepare ground beef
2. Get breakfast sausage
3. Get fresh garlic minced
4. Make ready onion diced
5. Make ready diced red pepper
6. Prepare tomato sauce
7. Take can of diced tomatoes, drained
8. Get balsamic vinegar
9. Make ready cube chicken bouillon, reserve half for bechamel sauce
10. Take fresh lemon juice
11. Get each cinnamon, mustard, dried mint, oregano, thyme, rosemary, salt, pepper
12. Get bay leaf
13. Take nutmeg and paprika
14. Get brown sugar
15. Make ready ciabatta rolls
16. Get feta cheese
17. Prepare bechamel sauce
18. Make ready unsallted butter
19. Make ready flour
20. Take warm milk
21. Get other half of chicken bouillon cube
22. Get eggs beaten
23. Prepare salt pepper paprika cinnamon nutmeg to taste

I haven't had sloppy joes in years, and I am so glad I chose this recipe to finally have a taste of some. This recipe is inspired by the quasi-American culture that once predominated along the coastal towns of the Athenian Riviera, especially fun places like Glyfada, that had some of the best burger and meat joints in greater Athens. It's my homage to that time, a clearly hybrid dish inspired by the classic Sloppy Joe, christened Yianni! How to make Sloppy Joes To begin, combine the beef and baking soda in a medium bowl.

Steps to make Brad's greek style sloppy joes:

1. in a large skillet heat a bit of olive oil. add onion garlic and red pepper. saute for 3-4 minutes.
2. add beef and brown. when meat is cooked, drain any excess fat.
3. add to skillet; diced tomatoes, tomato sauce, lemon juice, bouillon, vinegar, all spices, bay leaf, and brown sugar.
4. bring to a boil and reduce heat. simmer on low for 10-15 min. or until sauce reduces to a thicker sloppy joe sauce. if u are in a hurry, add a little tomato paste at this point and it will speed up the process.
5. meanwhile start the bechamel sauce by melting butter in a sauce pot. add flour and cook roux until it browns and has a nutty aroma. stir constantly
6. add warm milk to roux stirring constantly. if u add to fast flour will get lumpy
7. when all milk is mixed in bring mix to a bubble. stir often. when bubbly add half of the mix to the beaten egg slowly while stirring egg. whisk egg and sauce together and slowly add back to the sauce pot. when all is incorporated back together take off heat and let cool. season to taste with above seasonings.
8. while sauce is cooling toast buns. plate bottom bun. add dijon mustard if desired. pour sloppy joe mix on bun. top with bechamel sauce. top with feta cheese. add top bun. and get a napkin. I served with a greek salad. lets face it i have to offset this bad boy somehow.
9. enjoy

It's my homage to that time, a clearly hybrid dish inspired by the classic Sloppy Joe, christened Yianni! How to make Sloppy Joes To begin, combine the beef and baking soda in a medium bowl. The baking soda raises the pH of the meat, helping to lock in moisture and keep the beef tender. (I use this technique for many ground beef recipes, such as Stacked Beef Enchiladas and Ground Beef Chili.) Sweet and Spicy Sloppy Joes. These sandwiches have been the go-to meal for my son's basketball team. Turkey is a wonderful change from ground beef and really absorbs all the flavors.

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