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Depending on the season, it might be dove breasts wrapped in bacon and slathered in barbecue sauce, or a nutmeg-laced venison sloppy Joe, both dishes of his own creation.
It costs about $2 for a sausage, and the sloppy nature of the dish generally requires diners to stand together eating off chest-high snack tables on the sidewalks (though one restaurant in Düsseldorf supposedly sells the dish coated in gold leaf and accompanied by Champagne).
It fuses cannellini beans and cactuses; bridges Tuscany and Texas; and finds a link between the culinary traditions of Italy and the comfort food of the American Southwest, with dishes like Sloppy Giuseppe, braised oxtail over fettunta; and slow-cooked short ribs with stone-ground grits.
Many evoke memories of surly lunch ladies dishing up Sloppy Joe sandwiches made out of "mystery meat" to unwitting pupils.
School cafeterias have not historically engendered positive associations, instead evoking memories of surly lunch ladies dishing up sloppy joe sandwiches made of "mystery meat" to unwitting students.
Tables are tightly packed and the couscous dishes are inevitably sloppy, so don't turn up in your finery.
If someone came in with a dish and they were sloppy and their hair was a mess, I would not eat their food". Edibles that come from homes with pets are OK, he says.
There were Fridays when Luda's dish would come out too sloppy (either the fault of a Food Network host or of Luda's zeal).
Each year, Chicken Charlie's tries to outdo itself by introducing a mind-blowing dish, and the Krispy Kreme sloppy Joe is it.
In the United States, falafel's versatility has allowed for the reformulating of recipes for meatloaf, sloppy joes and spaghetti and meatballs into vegetarian dishes.
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