I decided to make Philly Cheesesteak, I used a regular Sharp cheddar and provolone I wanted some cheese whiz but they were out at the store and all they had was a cheap brand Ive never heard of nor wanted to give a chance it didn't look that appetizing in the jar...as you can see I sautéed the veggies, steak, i cooked it down until all the liquid cooked away.I used a fresh loaf of Italian bread from the bakery it was still hot when I grabbed it off the shelf.
I've always wanted to go to Philly just to try a famous Cheesesteak from Luke's, but I've always made my own. Ive watch and learned over the years and I make a pretty good PCS, So I made this with the Kicked-Up version from Emeril's new Stacked with Flavor Kicked-Up Sandwiches cookbook. I know I keep saying this but I love this cookbook, it so full all kinds of different recipes some old, some new some with a kicked up twist on traditional. SO what are you waiting for...yeah You!! Go buy it you won't be disappointed.
I got to recently ask Emeril any question so here's the question I asked...
If you could pick one moment in your career what it is the most meaningful and memorable?
Thanks Chef for taking to time to answer, I think its amazing that as a blogger That Emeril took the time to answer out questions...
Such a colorful sandwich!
ReplyDeleteMy husband once cooked for Julia Child ... I can only imagine what an amazing experience it was! I remember the Emeril episode she was on ... loved it!
ReplyDeleteLove Emeril's answer. Great question, Dewey.
ReplyDeleteI really liked this sandwich alot when I made it :)
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