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Cheese Steak Recipe for the Rest of Us

We can't all live in Philly, but here's a cheese steak recipe for the rest of us to enjoy cooking on our outdoor griddles! Quick and easy to make and wonderfully delicious.
Prep Time20 minutes
Cook Time5 minutes
Course: Sandwich
Cuisine: American
Servings: 2

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Place the 1 lb Ribeye Steak in the freezer for about 1 hour to chill prior to slicing.
  • Dice the 1 onion.
    dicing onions for philly cheesesteak sandwiches
  • Remove the 1 lb Ribeye Steak from the freezer and thinly slice it across the grain using a sharp knife.
    thinly slicing ribeye steak
  • Heat your outdoor griddle up to medium low heat.
    Le Griddle outdoor griddle
  • Using a couple teaspoons of olive oil to lubricate the griddle, add the 1 onion and cook for a couple of minutes until they begin to become soft and translucent. Then move the onions to a cooler side of the griddle.
    cooking diced onions on the griddle
  • Add a little bit more olive oil and cook the 1 lb Ribeye Steak. We're not looking for a deep sear; we're trying to keep the meat nice and moist while it cooks.
    thinly sliced ribeye steak and caramelized onions cooking on the griddle
  • Once the meat is showing little to no pink remaining, move the onion back over and combine it with the meat, along with seasoning with Essential Equation SPG seasoning to your liking.
    seasoning the onion and meat mixture
  • Arrange the meat and onion mixture to fit the size and shape of your hoagie roll, splitting it in half if you prefer (for easier transfer to the bun). Then top it with 4 slices provolone cheese and allow it to melt for about a minute.
    adding provolone to the meat
  • While the cheese is melting, place the sliced hoagie roll open side down on the griddle to warm up.
    heating up the hoagie roll on the griddle while the cheese melts
  • Once the cheese has melted, transfer the meat, onion, and cheese mixture to the hoagie roll.