Monday, June 15, 2009

Pepper Cheesesteak...need I say more??

This meal is my husband's all-time favorite.

His numero uno!

I made it for him a couple years ago and it has always maintained it's spot at the top of his list.
I love making it for him because it's so easy AND he always helps with the dishes after.
:)
I can promise you with great confidence that you will love it too.

Pepper Cheesesteak Sandwiches

First things first. Slice up some french bread into nice thick pieces (but make sure that they are thin enough to fit in your toaster.)

Put them in the toaster to toast them up a bit, but don't forget about them, otherwise you'll end up with this:

Not good.
Black=bad. Slightly golden brown= good!

Now, it's time for the meat. Get yourself some yummy steaks. You'll have to cut them into strips, which I've done in the past, but this time I just bought a package of "stir-fry" meat, so they were already cut into nice thin strips. I just cup them in half, and they were ready to go!




Throw 'em all in a pan and fry them on each side over high heat, with a little bit of oil. All you want to do is sear them. Don't over cook them, because they'll be going back in the pan in a little bit.


Take them out of the pan, put them on a plate and cover them with foil.

Next, cut up your favorite bell peppers. I use red and green, and I also throw in some green onion.

Turn the heat down to medium. Put the peppers and onion in the pan and fry for a few minutes. I like them a bit crunchy so it doesn't take too long, just a couple of minutes.

Ok, now it's time for the sauce. Pour in enough BBQ sauce to nicely coat the veggies.


Mix together.
Now, it's time to add the steak back in.

Mmmmm....

Put the sliced, toasted bread on a cookie sheet.

Place a generous amount of the pepper/steak/bbq mixture on each slice of bread.


Top with shredded mozzarella cheese.


Broil in the oven, just until the cheese is melted.

ENJOY!
(and let your man do the dishes!)
:)

Pepper Cheesesteak Sandwiches

1 loaf of french bread
1 green pepper cut into strips
1 red pepper cut into strips
3-4 green onions chopped
olive oil
1/2- 1 cup of your favorite BBQ sauce
1 package stir-fry steak or 2 sirloin steaks
shredded mozzarella cheese

1. Cut the french bread into thick pieces. Toast them, and place on a cookie sheet.
2. Over high heat, sear the meat (amount a min per side, depending on thickness) with a little oil. Remove meat and set aside, covered.
3. Turn the heat down to medium. Cook the peppers and onion for just a few minutes, until they are tender crisp.
4. Add the BBQ sauce and mix well.
5. Add the meat back in and mix all together.
6.Place a generous amount of this mixture over each slice of bread.
7. Top with mozzarella cheese.
8. Broil until cheese is melted.

Enjoy!

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15 comments:

  1. Great recipe,my hubby and I love cheesesteaks,Thanks!

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  2. yummy! I can see why it's your husband's favorite :)

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  3. Wow! This looks great! My boys will love this recipe!

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  4. Ok I'm ready for a cheesesteak right now. Delish!

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  5. Thanks for stopping by my blog!

    These look delicious. I'm sure they would be a huge hit with my hubbie and four boys!

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  6. Yum. That looks tasty and easy! Thanks for the recipe and linking to TMTT.

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  7. My husband would LOVE those and it looks like a recipe that I could easily adapt to my son's allergies.

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  8. Yummy! I think I know what's for dinner tomorrow! ;)

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  9. I love to do BBQ sauce on sliced beef, some concept but with BBQ instead of peppers. I'm a meat lover.

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  10. oh my goodness that made me want to run to th store LOL I 1st was thinking you were making philly cheese steake, till I saw the BBQ sauce but still sounds good!
    Helen

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  11. Believe it or not I have never had a philly cheese steak. But I'd love to try it.

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  12. Okay, I'm going to HAVE to try these! Look awesome! So here's my question .... do you eat this savagely with your hands (so fun)? Or is a more elegant experience with a knife and fork? LOL
    Love your blog! Look forward to it daily!

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  13. Bahahaha Christina!
    You totally crack me up :)

    I guess we are mighty elegant over here because we use a knife and fork... but I'm thinking the whole savage concept sounds like a lot of fun too :)

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  14. Oh wow!! How good these look and really not hard to make. I am going to have to try these.

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  15. Believe it or not I have never had a philly cheese steak. But I'd love to try it.

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