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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2016 16:16:43 GMT -5
I found this surfing the net. Planked Philly Cheesesteak BBQ Type: Grill Fuel: Charcoal Cooking Time: 30 min Makes 4 portions Ingredients 1 Bone-in ribeye, 2 inches thick ½ tbsp - Ground black pepper ½ tbsp - Coarse sea salt 1 cup - Chopped green peppers 1 cup - Chopped mushrooms 1 cup - Chopped onions 4 slices - Provolone cheese 4 Amoroso bread Mop sauce 1 tbsp - Cayenne pepper flakes 1 tbsp - Ground black pepper 1 tbsp - Garlic salt ½ cup - White vinegar ¼ cup - Olive oil ¼ cup - Water 1 tbsp - Balsamic vinegar Alder wood plank, soaked in water for 2 hours. Preparation 1.Preheat your grill for indirect; 2.Mix the white vinegar, olive oil, water, balsamic vinegar, cayenne pepper flakes, garlic salt and ground black pepper together in a squeeze bottle and give a good shake; 3.Sear the ribeye steak on both sides over hot coals for about 2 minutes per side, then cut into thin slices; 4.Baste the alder wood plank with olive oil, then place the ribeye slices on the plank with some coarse sea salt and freshly ground black pepper. Cook in indirect for 20 to 25 minutes; 5.Preheat a cast iron skillet with olive oil over hot coals, add the chopped mushrooms, green peppers and onions, then spray about ½ cup or more of the mop sauce from the squeeze bottle over the sizzling vegetables and ribeye slices; 6. Add the provolone cheese over the meat and cook for 10 more minutes. Serve all the ingredients in an amoroso bread with some mayonnaise, dijon mustard or your favorite choice of condiments.
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Post by Clipper on Jul 2, 2016 17:51:26 GMT -5
It sounds good Alan. I doubt that I will make cheese steaks outdoors on the grill anytime soon, but I like the mop sauce recipe. I may use it on smoked brisket. I might add a bit of worcestershire sauce just because I am fond of a bit of that flavor with beef. I would mop the brisket as it was near the end of the smoking process and also squirt a bit on the sliced meat when serving. Thanks for the tip. Kathy likes Philly Steak sandwiches, but I make them for her inside, slicing a tender raw ribeye into thin slices and cooking it quickly in a smoking hot cast iron pan while the peppers and onions are cooked in a separate saute pan.
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