Michigan Sauce

[bill ace 350]

Looking for a Michigan sauce recipe, like in Northern New York.

Anyone have one they would be willing to share?

 

[chopsaw]

Chris might have a recipe . I remember him talking about it before . I think he's working this weekend .
@gmc2003

 

[WaterRat]

No clue but waiting to hear about it…

 

[bill ace 350]

I never made it, but used to be a place close by that had it....

Chopsaw, I did see GMC2003 post. The one i had definitely had tomato paste/sauce...

Thanks for the tip though!

 

[chopsaw]

Sounds interesting .

 

[YooperSmoker]

here ya go

Michigan sauce Recipe

Boil the burger. Do not fry.

recipes.sparkpeople.com

volworths in Handcock Mi makes this.

Mike

 

[bill ace 350]

here ya go

Michigan sauce Recipe

Boil the burger. Do not fry.

recipes.sparkpeople.com

volworths in Handcock Mi makes this.

Mike

Awesome! The picture looks right on target, and the spices seem about right.

Thank you Mike.

 

[Sven Svensson]

So this is like a Sloppy Joe without the vinegar and brown sugar? Is it eaten like a Sloppy Joe?

 

[YooperSmoker]

no problem
Sven its used to make ''sliders''
hot dog topping

Mike

 

[bill ace 350]

So this is like a Sloppy Joe without the vinegar and brown sugar? Is it eaten like a Sloppy Joe?

Goes on top of a hotdog, adding any other toppings you like. The meat is finely ground, no large pieces, chunks like sloppy joe.

 

[chopsaw]

Nice . I had heard that one of the keys to the texture is adding the meat raw , not browned .

 

[Fueling Around]

Attached is Coney Sauce and Michigan Sauce recipes I got from members. One came from @ChefTrinket 's father the renowned Chef Jimmy J and not sure the other contributor.
The key I remember is to boil the ground beef