10.11.2010

Philly Beef and Cheese

If you are like me and have approximately 492 roasts in your freezer, you are always looking for a different way to serve roast.


I get sick of just plain roast or beef dip and Ben doesn't really like bbq beef sandwiches, so I'm always on the hunt for trying it a new way.


I was looking around the internet and saw many variations and different versions of this one and got a little overwhelmed.  I decided to go home and make up my own based on all the recipes I saw.  I wanted something easy and quick and that is exactly what this is.


I put my roast in my slow cooker that morning with some beef broth.  I cooked it on low all day while I was at work.  When I got home, I took it out of the slow cooker and let it cool....then I shredded it.



Then I mixed mayonnaise, minced garlic, salt, pepper and parmesan in a bowl.



And because marble was the only cheese I had, I used that.  If you are wondering why I only had marble...you can read part of that story near the end of this post.  I normally would have used swiss, provolone or havarti for this.



In a skillet I sauteed onions, green peppers and mushrooms (mmm....I love that combo) until soft.



Then on panini buns (you could easily use subs too) I spread the garlic mayo, added the cheese and shredded roast beef.




I broiled them in the oven until the cheese was all melted and gooey.  When they came out of the oven, I piled the green pepper mixture on them and served it with a mixed green salad.



Yeah...it was pretty flavorful and delicious!  The best part though was how fast and easy and simple it all was.  A perfect weekday meal for the busy person.

2 comments:

  1. Jess Pemble7:50 PM

    omg.. I have so many roasts... deer and moose roasts.. but I too love new ways to serve it.. this is a faublous idea Lisa.. can't wait to try it.. minus the mushrooms.. I don't eat them.. but lee does.. and I love colored peppers more than green.. but it seems to be an easy recipe to alter to what you like!!

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  2. exactly! that's how recipes should be...you should be able to make them custom and do them how you want and how it suits your family!

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