Triple Cheese Steak and Mushroom Sandwich – Mouthwatering delicious ! 3 x Cheese, Steak, Mushrooms, Onions and the most amazing Oil rub – Perfect light dinner, lunch or serve on game day !
I made these Triple Cheese Steak and Mushroom sandwiches over the weekend as an early dinner/late lunch.
In our house Fridays and Saturdays are mostly spent in front of the television watching Rugby. Especially during this specific time where we have provincial teams from South-Africa, Australia and New Zealand competing.
A Friend of my son’s and I are fans (HUGE Fans!) of the Blue Bulls, whereas the hubby is a Shark supporter, my son a Hurricane and my daughter a Stormer fan.
So, now and then our teams are up against one another, and of course that puts our whole household in a mood (nothing serious, though!) and a whole lot of teaming up against each other builds up.
Right, so I think you get that on Fridays and Saturdays I don’t really want to spend time in the kitchen, even with a television set there.
Totally no fun in hearing the others in the lounge and me having to watch alone in the kitchen.
Therefore, I had come up with this quick and easy recipe which we all enjoyed together whilst watching the Rugby.
Triple Cheese Steak and Mushroom Sandwich
Ingredients
BREAD:
- 2 short French Baguettes
- 2 TB Olive Oil to brush
- 2 t Black Pepper
- 2 t Dried Italian Herbs
- 1 t Salt
STEAK:
- 450 g Steak cooked and sliced ( 1 pound )
- ⅓ cup Worcestershire Sauce
- ½ t Ground Cloves
THE REST:
- 2 TB Butter
- 2 TB Olive Oil
- 1 large Onion sliced
- 250 g Mushrooms sliced ( 8 oz )
- 1 t Garlic Powder
- 1 cup Mozzarella Cheese grated
- 16 slices Cheddar Cheese
Instructions
BREAD:
- Pre-heat the oven to 200 deg C (400 deg F) – line one or two baking sheets with baking paper
- Slice the Baguettes in half, lengthwise – mix the Olive Oil, Black Pepper, Italian Herbs and Salt in a small bowl – brush the inside of the top parts of the Baguettes with this mixture – keep aside
STEAK:
- Place the sliced Steak, Worcestershire Sauce and the Ground Cloves in a medium saucepan – simmer for 5 minutes (just enough for the flavors to combine) – keep aside
THE REST:
- Heat the Butter and Olive Oil (for frying) in a medium pan – saute the Onion and Mushrooms until soft – add the Garlic Powder and stir-fry another minute – remove from heat
TO FINISH:
- Start building your sandwich in this order – bottom slice of Baguette – half of the Cheddar cheese slices – Onion and Mushroom mixture – Mozzarella cheese – Steak – remaining Cheddar cheese slices
- Place in the oven and heat until the cheeses start to melt (around 10 minutes) – remove from the oven and the baking sheets onto a serving plate
- Set the oven on grill – place the Olive Oil/Herb brushed baguette halves onto the baking sheets, brushed sides up – toast under the grill for 2 -3 minutes – remove from the oven and place on top of the Steak laden halves
Slice into serving sizes and serve immediately.
LINDA
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Jia Shin Lee
Friday 12th of May 2017
This is mouth watering, I love a great sandwich, I'm gonna make this for mother's day.
Two Healthy Kitchens
Monday 17th of June 2013
Linda, this looks so fabulous! Perfect for my family's soccer and (American) football couch-potato sessions! The final bake to meld all the ingredients and drape them in lovely melted cheese ... mmmmmmm ... brilliant!
Jackie Kocurek
Friday 31st of May 2013
My husband would love this. Thanks for posting on Tried and True recipes: http://rediscovermom.blogspot.com/2013/05/tried-and-true-recipe-14.html
Morgaine Ford-Workman
Wednesday 29th of May 2013
These look tasty! I am all about the cheesesteak (being I reside outside Philly). Looks great! Morgaine @ Madcap FrenzyP.S. I would love if you would join me in celebrating my Blogiversary by linking up any of your awesome posts at my Blogiversary Link Party: http://www.madcapfrenzy.blogspot.com/2013/05/its-my-blogiversary-and-ill-link-party.htmlHugs!
Scott Borel
Monday 27th of May 2013
Gee! Linda, you are reading my mind! I have been hungry for this very thing lately for some reason. Thanks for posting!