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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2025 · 23 MIN

A Family Sloppy Joe Recipe That Stands the Test of Time

from The Hand-Me-Down Recipes Podcast · host Kathie Lapcevic

In this cozy episode of Hand Me Down Recipes, Kathie Lapcevic welcomes Sharon Farnell of “Jawns I Cooked” to share a treasured family sloppy joe recipe that’s been passed down for generations. Rooted in simplicity and rich with flavor, this recipe dates back to the 1930s and remains a go-to for easy weeknight dinners, potlucks, and gatherings.Sharon and Kathie chat about the importance of keeping things classic—like sticking to yellow mustard—and offer practical tips for customizing the dish with ingredients you have on hand, including budget-friendly swaps and plant-based options. They also share clever ways to use leftovers (sloppy joe pizza, anyone?) and reflect on the comfort that comes from cooking the way our grandmothers did.Whether you’re looking for a new staple meal or simply enjoy the stories behind beloved recipes, this episode is full of warmth, good humor, and encouragement to keep food simple and satisfying.Get links and more resources: https://handmedownrecipes.com/podcast-episode-8/Subscribe for more conversations about food, heritage, and seasonal living.

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