Wed, Jul-14-04, 00:47
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Plan: Somersize
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Location: WA State
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If you can stand one more recipe...we make these ALL the time and they're one of our favorite meals:
Deb’s Philly Beef ‘n Cheese
We were watching "In the Kitchen With Bob" on QVC and they were making & selling Philly Beef steaks. Well, those finished plates looked so good, we recreated it and have been loving it ever since. It's quick and easy!
Sirloin steak
sweet onion (Maui, Walla Walla, etc)
sweet peppers
cheese slices
salt & pepper
olive oil
We put the sirloin in the freezer and get it partially frozen, then slice (shave) it as thin as possible, removing visible fat. You can ask the butcher to do this step for you.
Slice up your onions - we like to slice the onion top to bottom rather than in rings.
Slice up your peppers. We use red, orange or yellow - we like their flavor better than green.
Put roughly 1 tablespoon olive oil in your skillet - not too much or the end product will be too greasy. Quickly saute the onions and peppers, you can sprinkle on some salt & pepper while cooking, set aside.
Add a bit more oil and put all the sliced/shaved steak in the pan on high. Spread it all out, season with salt & pepper and let it saute. This will only take a 3-4 minutes. Flip the meat just as it's losing its red color and turning gray. Sautee one more minute and lay 4 cheese slices on top and cook one more minute. Remove from heat. You do not want to overcook the meat or it will be tough. It should be 'gray', not brown. If it gets brown, chances are it cooked too long and will be tough; if it's not sliced/shaved thin enough, it will also be tough.
Spread the onions & peppers on your plate and top with the sirloin and cheese. That's it, very quick. This serves 2.
You can ofcourse add mushrooms or anything else to your liking. We eat it "as is" (no bun) right from the plate. If you have non-SSers at dinner, they can have this on a nice roll. We've made this using muenster, provolone and pepper jack (which gave it a kick). Feel free to add zippier spices too, but we prefer plain old salt & pepper. Enjoy!
DebB ~ SS site
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