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Dan-O’s Philly Cheesesteak

Dan-O’s Philly Cheesesteak

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After a late night, or a long day’s work, there is nothing more satisfying than a nice big Philly cheesesteak! You can not go wrong with this east coast classic. It’s rich in all the signature flavors you’ve come to expect from a Philly cheesesteak plus a little smoky heat from the Dan-O’s Chipotle. A well done Philly Cheesesteak can be a transcendent experience, and if you’re not from the city of brotherly love then we think this is a pretty Dan close substitute for an authentic experience.

What Cut of Beef Should I Use for Philly Cheesesteaks?

In our book, and most of Philadelphia, is a big old ribeye! This cut of meat is almost always perfectly marbled, and always comes out tender when cooked. Don’t worry though, if ribeye isn’t in the cards then a flank steak can come into play. Flank steak is leaner, but still very tender when cooked right. When it comes to slicing, you’ll want a sharp knife to thinly slice against the grain. Take your time with it, but if they turn out a little more chunky than shaved that’s fine too.

What Cheese for Philly Cheesesteak?

There are 3 answers to this question, and each one is a matter of fierce debate. First, let’s discuss what to never put on your cheesesteak. Philly tells us to never use swiss. Or cheddar. Or mozzarella. Or Parmesan. Full stop. Half of Philly will be picking up pitchforks if you whip up their beloved with one of these cheeses. The real authentic Philly Cheesesteak choices are: Provolone, Cheese Wiz, or American cheese. Of the 3, it comes down to personal preference. If you were to ask 50 residents of Philly, you’ll hear compelling arguments for each but at the end of day, it’s your cheesesteak so do it your way.

Ingredients

  • 1 lb of thinly sliced ribeye
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
  • Dan-O's Chipotle Seasoning
  • 1 green pepper, diced
  • 1 yellow onion, diced
  • 1 cup of sliced banana peppers
  • Provolone cheese slices
  • Hoagie buns

Preparation Instructions

  1. In a cast-iron skillet, add some olive oil over a medium heat.
  2. Once your skillet is hot, add your meat and sprinkle with Dan-O's.
  3. When your meat is ¾ the way cooked, add your banana peppers and diced green peppers and onions.
  4. When cooking is complete, place your bread on a cooking tray and add your meat and veggie combo to a hoagie bun and cover it with sliced provolone.
  5. Move the cooking sheet to a smoker or oven and set the temperature at 225-275˚F and cook until your cheese is melted.
  6. Enjoy!

Comments

4 Responses

  1. I made this last night, and I tried the chipotle seasoning for the first time as well, and they both were phenomenal!

  2. My husband and I have tried every single flavor so far and we really love them all! Absolutely a phenomenal product and we will continue to be a big fan!

  3. My family and I use all of your flavors when they are available at or local wal-mart. THEY AND YOUR COOKING SHOWS are AMAZING. My HAT is off to you for producing a product that produces exactly what you show in your videos. ESPECIALLY LOW SODIAM. Thanks you

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