This Sloppy Joe Supper recipe contains ground beef, frozen shredded hash brown potatoes, sloppy joe sauce, condensed cheddar cheese soup, egg substitute and more.
In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Mary Magner tucks a flavorful sausage mixture into colorful acorn squash halves. Cooking the squash in the microwave means this entree is done in minutes. I like to use maple-flavored bulk pork sausage, Mary notes.
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