philly cheesesteak sandwich....

Kurt_W · BBQ Fan Joined: 27 Apr 2011 Posts: 165 Location: SWTx

yall Yankees post up yer best for this Tx guy...
I doubt I'll make it up there anytime soon, but I dang sure wanna try one.
give it up!
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Kurt_W · BBQ Fan Joined: 27 Apr 2011 Posts: 165 Location: SWTx

what?
no Philly cheesesteak advice/ recipes?
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GF · Posted: Tue Mar 05 13 6:40 pm Post subject:

Kurt_W, Yankee to the rescue. Very Happy

I make them on the disco, never tried grilling them.

Get some thin steak slices, season with whatever you like.

Most places add some cooked onion and melted cheese if you want. I just melt sliced cheese while thier on the disc throw some onion on, good to go. Very Happy

TX727 · Posted: Tue Mar 05 13 8:19 pm Post subject:

Easiest and best way to do this. Get some rib eye, either you or have the butcher slice it as thin as it can be. Saute up on a griddle preferred, or at least a griddle on a grill to get some added flavor. Most you will need is S & P to start. Cheese is a debate, lol.

I use the whiz on mine, add some grilled onions...peppers if you want, on a nice hoagie roll (or bread of choice), and you are set.

Key goes back to getting the rib eye sliced as thin as you can Wink

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DrunkPlumber · Posted: Tue Mar 05 13 11:54 pm Post subject:

Here is about as good a tutorial as you will find.

http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=62284
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TX727 · Posted: Wed Mar 06 13 1:14 am Post subject:

Says it all right there DP!
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Kurt_W · BBQ Fan Joined: 27 Apr 2011 Posts: 165 Location: SWTx

thnx yall... been searching recipies...
looking for an authentic recipie for a shark fishing trip on Padre Island Natl Seashore...
so far I'll probabaly use local Alsatian french loaves and fast grill the beef on a comal/ skillet w/onions and peppers.
maybe some Povolone slices and Whiz cheeze conbined?
gonna do this on the beach.
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BcubedQ · Joined: 24 Jun 2011 Posts: 23

I like to take a beef roast and smoke it it over mesquite to medium rare, I use my personal beef rub but a generic one is all good, then slice it, if you have a slicer like I do then great, if not slice it as thin as you can, then make an au jus in the crock pot and let it go in there on medium for a couple hours, serve your sandwiches with a small cup of au jus, always a hit in my house, and I vacuum seal the leftovers for lunch meat!
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