Tastes just like them but is great for when you don’t have buns! Also great for using up extra ground beef.
Cook the beef until crumbled and browned. Add can of Manwich and simmer until hot throughout.
Spray a 9×13 pan. Unroll a tube of crescent rolls as a sheet and pinch together seams. Lay it in the bottom of the pan.
Spread sloppy joe mixture on top. Cover evenly with shredded cheese. Unroll second tube of crescent rolls. Lay it as a sheet on top of the casserole.
Cook at 350 degrees for 15 minutes (or until crescent rolls are golden brown).
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Very yummy! I made my own sauce instead of using the manwich. I also had to cook it twice as long for the crescents to be cooked all the way. Will definitely make again!
This casserole was super easy to make and so yummy. I loved that it only had a few ingredients most of which I always have in my house. Great alternative to the sloppy joe.
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education1980 on 1.14.2011
This was so good and super easy!
holderman1325 on 2.8.2010
I do think you could cut it in half and make it in an 8×8 pan with only one tube of crescent rolls. I have never tried to freeze it, so you might be better off halving it??
heathermm on 12.27.2009
I made it this afternonn and 2 of the 5 kids liked it. I thought it was fine but with so many leftovers I guess I’ll make regular sloppy joes next time.
Amanda on 9.9.2009
I made this last night. I LOVE how simple this is. What a great idea! I changed it up slightly. In order to save money, I’ve been making a lot of things from scratch – so I tried to make my own crecent roll dough. It was yummy, but SUPER puffy. I have about 3 inches of bread around a tiny bit of sloppy joe mix. I think I’ll either try to perfect that dough recipe, or just stick with the Pilsburry cans. They never mess up.
Jerry Long on 9.4.2009
Sounds like a winner I’ll make it for my grankids that live with us I know they’ll love it, let you know how it went over.