Tuesday Night Tastings
A Gathering of Friends and Food
Monday, February 28, 2011
2nd Annual Oscar Party!
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Cupcake Exchange
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Fwd: Roast beast sandwich
Ali made this fantastic sandwich at the My Favorite Cookbook Tasting Night held at Tamra's House in November. This is fantastic and I love the way Ali wrote out the recipe.
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Steak N Everythings
Dinner for 5-ish
From Tamra's Kitchen
"It's not just good, it's TAM good"
1 loaf French Bread
4 T butter (give or take preference wise)
Garlic Salt (to taste)
1 cup Shredded Parmigiano Reggiano cheese
Pinch of dried parsley or other herbs you may like
1 pound sliced roast beef (I get mine from the deli counter or at Costco in a package)
2 cups sliced mushrooms
½ sliced yellow onion
1 sliced pepper-yellow, green, red, or a mixture of all of them
Fresh ground pepper to taste
2 T olive oil or butter for pan
1 sandwich tomato of choice
3-6 slices of provolone cheese
This is Tamra's recipe which means it is never made the same way twice! Tamra will cook according to what has available in her kitchen at THAT MOMENT. If she doesn't have garlic salt, she'll use regular. Sometimes she uses parsley, other times not. Obviously you can't go wrong here.
This is easy. The roast beef, mushrooms, onion, and sliced peppers go into a pan with a little olive oil or butter. Tamra says to add ground pepper until you can SEE the pepper, but we like it a little spicy. Cook this like a stir-fry, when your vegetables are soft and juicy you're getting there.
Meanwhile, slice French bread like a hot-dog bun or completely into 2 flat pieces. Butter both sides. Sprinkle a little (or a lot) garlic salt on both sides. Add parigiano reggiano cheese to both sides and then sprinkle with some parsley. Pop this in your oven BROILER for 2 min or so (give or take). Watch it because it melts fast.
Assemble sandwich. Meat and vegetables mix goes on the French bread to make a sandwich. If you need to, DRAIN the extra juices out of the pan before dumping on the sandwich to avoid soggy French bread. Slices of provolone cheese, however, will help create a moisture barrier if you want extra-added-LICIOUSNESS to your sandwich. Also, we like to add tomatoes to ours.
Call me for questions! I've never written recipe instructions in my life so this all new to me.
Saturday, December 18, 2010
My Favorite Christmas Treat Tasting Night
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Brie Appetizer |