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By Charlotte J
on February 02, 2003
This is very easy to prepare. The caramelized onions and peppers gives your sandwich a great look besides a great flavor. The kids even liked the onions. "Cheese Whiz", boy I just don't think it would do justice to a good cut of meat, so I used the provolone cheese. One thing I did different was not to cut my rib eye into thin slices. The butcher had cut my rib eye into 1/4-1/2 inch thick steaks so that is how I left them and fried them that way topped with the onions and pepper. I spread some butter on the Kaiser rolls and brown them in a skillet. Thanks for a great recipe! I sure hope more people try this.
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on April 05, 2003
If you love Philly Cheese Steaks this recipe is a keeper. Tasted like the real thing. Hubby rated this 6 stars !!! The minor changes I made were to use Monterey Pepper Jack cheese and used Mayo on the Hoagie buns, no other condiments used. Yummy, quick dinner for a weekday or weekend, could add a green salad and some nice baked fries and serve this to company for a relaxing, comforting, meal. I would double this recipe to have enough leftovers for two people!! Thanx for sharing such a great little recipe & bringing the Philly Cheese Steaks to our kitchen.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy *Kathy*
on October 05, 2009
Better than 5 stars! I tripled the recipe because I knew I would want more! I grew up north of Philadelphia (Doylestown) and lived there until I married/moved away at 21. For me, it's not really a recipe, but rather the technique of combining a few basic key ingredients. I think as long as you have (1) a really good hoagie-style roll and (2) steak/beef sliced extremely thin -- you have the basis for a good cheese steak. It's the add-ons for which everyone has their personal preferences. For me, I want green peppers, onions, and provolone so this recipe is "authentic" for me. Make sure the onions are nicely caramelized before you mix them in with the cooked beef. I used provolone cheese (personal favorite). To melt the cheese, I pushed two portions of the beef/onion/pepper mixture to one side on the griddle, topped them with cheese, put a little water on the griddle to create some steam, then covered with a pot lid for about 30 seconds. Mmmmmmm, perfection! This is a very messy recipe to make because there is so much splatter, but that's the charm of a Philly cheese steak.
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on August 03, 2010
These were great and so easy! I used the rare roast beef from the deli and they still were amazing! My husband was a big fan too.
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on June 23, 2010
Very good and easy to make. I used a pound of Steak Ums and a 16 ounce bag of pepper/onion stir fry mix. I used 1/2 tsp salt nad 1/2 tsp pepper. We used provolone cheese and hubby used hot pepper cheese and we all enjoyed these.
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on June 16, 2010
Oh, my goodness! I just got done making and eating these and they were SOOOOOO good. I used the steak um type things for the meat (used 1 10.5 oz box) along with 1 red pepper and some onion. I melted some Monterey Jack cheese on at the end. I made 3 of them (2 for fiance and 1 for me) and I enjoyed them so much that I can't wait to have them again. Yummy!!!!
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on March 30, 2010
I have made this a couple of times now and it is just awesome. We had a Korean foreign exchange student last year that turned us on to Bulgogi. I got some Bulgogi meat which is thinly sliced ribeye from the Asian market the other day and used some for this recipe. Thanks for the great recipe.
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on July 26, 2009
These were sensational! We've only had real Philly cheesesteaks once many years ago, but we just loved these. Easy to make, with great results. I added a handful of sliced mushrooms to the vegies. Cooked everything in my wok, the vegies first & removed, then the steak in small batches for a few seconds on each side. This will be a regular weekend lunch for us. Thanks for sharing this winner, especially for those of us so far from Philly.
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on October 15, 2008
I wanted a good cheesesteak recipe and I think I found it! I'm a mushroom lover so I added those, along with the onions and peppers. Everything was prepared according to the recipes, except, when the cheese (provolone's the best!) was placed on top of the mixture, I put the bread (open) on top until the cheese melted. Then, all you have to do is take your spatula, slide it under, lift, and fold... DELICIOUS!!! Highly recommend! Thanks for the post! :O)
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This was not all I thought it would be. I didn't enjoy this at all, but my hubby did, he gave it a 4* I gave it 2*. I followed the recipe exactly, maybe its just not my thing. I think I would try it with cheeze whiz. We had it with provolone, and I thought it was missing a sauce or something (def. not ketchup though!) so I think the cheeze whiz would add more flavor.
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These were really easy to make! I was recently introduced to these wonderful sandwiches and it was great to find a recipe that tastes just like the original one I had!!! The only change I made was using smoked swiss for the cheese. DELICIOUS! And I will be making these again and again!
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on June 12, 2009
We made these tonight for supper. I used swiss cheese and added mushrooms to the veggies. Very good. I also set the bread on top of the meat to steam them a bit before serving with meat and cheese inside. Thank you so much for sharing this , it is so good.
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Tasty and simple! Great for a party...everyone can build the sandwich the way they like! Thanks for posting!
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on January 21, 2008
Was looking for something different, not the usual sandwich. Had the ingredients on hand, so thought I'd give this a try. There was no amount given for olive oil - so used about 1 1/2 tablespoons in a non-stick skillet. Substituted fresh deli sliced roast beef for the ribeye. DH gave a huge thumbs up! Thanks for sharing this recipe.
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Superb! I had a craving for a Philly Cheese Steak and this hit the mark. I used the Cheese Whiz (as per my craving), and lots of onions, and it turned out terrific!! This is a keeper.
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on September 29, 2007
Mmm. Made this for a quick dinner by myself. I used sandwich steak and American cheese, and this sandwich was so filling and delicious. Thanks for a simple recipe!
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on September 20, 2007
Very good! I used grated monetery jack cheese instead and added 2 tbsp of worcestershire sauce when i was cooking meat which really added to the flavour. I will definitely be making this again,
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on March 22, 2007
By Amber.S
on February 11, 2006
Easy to make, quick and a good combination of ingredients. Have never tried these before and I feel the green pepper was the strongest flavour and the cheese and beef flavours weren't quite strong enough, maybe it needed a little more seasoning to bring them out.
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Thanks for the great recipe! I used kaiser rolls, provolone cheese and leftover steak from my birthday dinner. I did add Nat the Brat's sub sauce and it really added some flavor. Carole in Orlando
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