White cheeses tend to pair best with the ribeye because their slightly milder flavor enhances the overall sandwich. Sharp cheeses pack a little more punch behind their flavor profiles. Some deli counters have excellent sharp provolone to pick from! This is also the version of the sandwich most dear to my heart. What exactly is Cheez Whiz? It is a processed cheese product that comes in a spreadable form in a glass jar or a spray can. When melted, it oozes quite nicely over the meat. However, the taste of this cheese is usually not loved by everyone.
It has a sharpness to it, and perhaps the flavor in it really comes from the Worcestershire sauce in its ingredient list. I tend to agree with them. It was actually only implemented by busy restaurateurs to speed up the sandwich-making process. Quicker prep means more sales. Most people associate mozzarella with Italian pasta dishes. However, it can be a scrumptious option atop juicy, hot ribeye.
The ideal type of mozzarella to use for these sandwiches would be the low moisture, whole milk shredded variety. This type melts easier, especially when shredded. Another great thing about this cheese choice is that it can also come in a smoked variety like provolone. There is something truly divine about that smokey undertone when combined with this classic sub!
Everything is better with cheddar, we all know this. Even so, while cheddar is a less conventional pick for a cheesesteak, it can hold its own on this list.
Mild yellow cheddar or sharp cheddar can be awesome to try, but the real winner on this sandwich is sharp white cheddar. Once again, white cheeses and ribeye pair perfectly like chocolate and peanut butter. They were literally made for each other.
Sharp white cheddar adds a nice cheesy tang to the meat. It can be purchased pre-shredded; however, getting a thick block and shredding it manually can add some freshness.
Baby swiss is a velvetier choice over standard swiss cheese. It still has a hint of that swiss tang, but is generally a little milder in taste, making it an excellent topping on a Philly. Its soft white color, velvet melty texture, and slightly sweet taste really can compliment the saltiness of these sandwiches.
If you like swiss, imagine it oozing onto your hand as you close your eyes and bite into an ooey-gooey cheesesteak topped with it. However, it can run with the others on the list with its melt-in-your-mouth buttery taste. As you know, Gouda is a pale yellow cheese that comes with an outer rind.
I melt some provolone over the steak as it cooks and then drizzle on some Cheez Whiz right before serving. I like the texture of the Cheez Whiz and the flavor that the provolone gives the sandwich. Provolone has a sharper bite to it while the Cheez Whiz is just a completely creamy, almost nacho cheese, situation.
You can make it however you like. Once you have the basics of the sandwich down, you can keep it classic, or you can make this your own. Your choice!
Here are a few ideas:. Place steak in the freezer on a sheet pan for about 10 minutes so it gets very cold but not frozen through. Trim off any large pieces of fat normally around the edges of the steak, but some veins of fat in the middle of the steak are good.
Slice the steak as thin as possible with a sharp knife. Season steak with salt and pepper. In a large skillet set over medium heat, add 1 tablespoon of olive oil along with sliced onions and peppers. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the onions and peppers have softened and start to caramelize around the edges, 12 to 15 minutes. Heat a griddle or large skillet over medium-high heat.
Add the remaining 1 tablespoon of olive oil and the sliced steak. Spread out the steak in the skillet in a thin even layer so it covers as much surface area as possible. Cook for a minute or two and then stir to finish cooking the steak. It might need another minute or two, but it will cook very quickly. Turn heat down to low on the steak and add the peppers and onions to the steak mixture and stir to combine.
Add the provolone slices to the top of the steak mixture and let the cheese melt. Stir to combine, once the cheese has melted. Evenly scoop the cheesesteak mixture into the toasted hoagie rolls. The hoagie rolls should be packed! Optionally, drizzle the cheesesteaks with warm Cheez Whiz for maximum cheesiness.
Sprinkle fresh thyme over top and serve. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. We are eating this right now and my husband just asked if we can have this in our regular rotation.
I only made 1 substitution, as I didn't have Worcestershire sauce on hand. I used Heniz 57 and it came out great. Next time I'll try it with Worcestershire for a taste comparison.
Delicious, I will be making this again! I used skirt steak Thank you, I seldom eat meat but I will have this again. Thanks for the recipe! Turned out perfect. I have been making cheesesteaks and they were always so bland. This recipe has the right amount of flavor. Its going in my rotation! So freaking good. Never made it before and was a little worried but it turned out so good! I added minced garlic to the steak and carne asada seasoning instead of the Worcestershire sauce.
It was fast and easy. I think I might eat the leftovers tomorrow with a sliced up avocado in a bowl for lunch, instead of on the toasted rolls. Thanks girl for helping a newbie. Thank you for sharing! So good! Actually going to make them again this weekend. Please share more deliciousness. Philly cheesesteaks IN Philadelphia never have bell peppers and mushrooms. Some people put HOT peppers on it but never bell peppers I usually am not the best cook I finally hit my stride in the kitchen!
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These cheesesteak sandwiches are hearty, comforting, and easy to make at home. Prep Time 10 minutes. Cook Time 10 minutes. Total Time 20 minutes. Servings: 2 large sandwiches. Calories: kcal. Author: Heather. Instructions Optionally, butter insides of hoagie rolls with 1 tablespoon of butter and toast.
Set aside. In a saute pan over medium heat, add 1 tablespoon of butter. Once melted and bubbling, add bell pepper, onions, and mushrooms. Cook, stirring occasionally, until veggies are lightly browned and onions turn translucent. Remove from pan and set aside. Season sliced ribeye with salt and pepper. Add 1 tablespoon of butter to pan. Once melted and bubbling, add ribeye to skillet and cook for minutes, stirring occasionally. Add worchestershire sauce to skillet and stir to combine. Reduce heat to low.
Return veggies to pan and stir to combine. Split your steak mixture in half on either side of the pan. Lay two pieces of cheese onto each half and allow to melt, about 1 minute. Spoon cheesesteak mixture into your hoagie rolls. Serve immediately. Zwilling Pro Chef's Knife. Red Spoonula Set.
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