Cheesesteak Mushroom Sandwiches

Category: Sophisticated Dinners Ready in 45 Minutes or Less

Thin ribeye slices pair with mushrooms, peppers, and onions, finished with melty provolone in this tasty sandwich. Ready to enjoy in 30 minutes or less.

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Created By Mia Laurent
Updated on Tue, 06 May 2025 12:37:22 GMT
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I first fell in love with Philly Cheese Steaks while wandering through downtown Philadelphia. Nothing beats that wonderful sound of beef hitting a hot grill and watching cheese melt into pure deliciousness! I've added my own spin over time by throwing in mushrooms for extra depth. Whenever I cook these up, I can't help but remember all those good times sharing these awesome sandwiches with buddies.

What Makes This Special

The most basic foods often give the most joy, and this sandwich totally proves that point. It's perfect when you've got sports fans to feed or when you just need some serious comfort on a plate. When you mix juicy meat, melty cheese, and tasty mushrooms, you get something that's way more than just a sandwich.

Checking Out The Components

  • Ribeye Steak: Go for the good stuff - it's what makes or breaks your sandwich
  • Quality Olive Oil: Just a splash to get everything cooking right
  • Sweet Onions: They'll turn golden and sweet as they cook
  • Bell Peppers: They bring that real Philly taste
  • Fresh Mushrooms: They grab all that yummy meat flavor
  • Fresh Garlic: Makes everything taste better
  • Crusty Rolls: You need something sturdy for all that filling
  • Provolone: Gets all gooey and perfect

Nutritional Perks

Sure, it's not exactly diet food, but there are some good things in here! You'll get plenty of protein and iron from the ribeye, tons of nutrients from those mushrooms, and a vitamin boost from the peppers. I usually throw a fresh salad on the side - helps me feel better about going for that second sandwich!

Cooking Steps

Get The Veggies Going:
Heat your pan until it's nice and hot before throwing in those veggies. Your onions and peppers need about 7 minutes until they're soft and tasty.
Throw In The Mushrooms:
Next come the mushrooms and garlic - cook them until everything smells amazing and looks golden.
Cook The Meat:
Move the veggies to one side and toss in that steak - you only need a couple minutes until it browns up nicely.
Put It All Together:
Stuff everything into your rolls, cover with cheese, and pop under the broiler until it's melty.
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Dig In

Let them cool for a bit, though waiting isn't easy! Trust me, that first bite with all that cheese and juicy meat is totally worth the short wait.

Customize It

Don't be afraid to switch things up! Throw in some jalapeños if you want some kick, try different cheese (just don't tell anyone from Philly), or pile on extra mushrooms. It's your creation after all, so make it your way.

Storing Extras

If you somehow don't finish them all (rare in my house!), they'll stay good in the fridge for a day or two. Just warm them up gently so your meat stays tender.

Great Side Dishes

These go great with some crunchy fries or onion rings. And a cold beer really hits the spot too! If you want something lighter, toss together a simple green salad.

Fast Facts

You can definitely use other cuts of beef if you slice them super thin. Leave out mushrooms if they're not your thing. While you can get some stuff ready ahead of time, these taste best when they come straight from the stove.

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A close-up of a filled sandwich featuring sliced beef, sautéed onions, mushrooms, and melted cheese in a toasted bun. | chefmiarecipes.com

Fits Any Occasion

These work for pretty much anything - watching sports, family dinner, or just because you want something awesome on a random Tuesday. Nobody ever turns these down!

Roll Options

The normal hoagie rolls work great, but you can try other types too. Just pick something that won't fall apart when loaded with all the juicy goodness.

Twisting Tradition

Adding mushrooms might not be the old-school way, but sometimes changing things up makes food even tastier. These little guys bring so much to the table.

Mushroom Power

Those mushrooms aren't just filler - they drink up all the amazing steak flavors and create this incredible taste sensation. They also make each bite feel more substantial and filling.

The Secret Formula

This sandwich hits all the right notes - juicy meat, gooey cheese, perfectly cooked veggies, and that awesome mushroom upgrade. It's comfort food that somehow tastes even better than you'd expect from looking at the ingredients. Give it a shot - I bet it'll become your go-to sandwich!

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A close-up of a cheesesteak sandwich filled with sautéed mushrooms and onions, served on a toasted bun, with small bowls of sauce in the background. | chefmiarecipes.com

Closing Thoughts

This comforting sandwich features juicy ribeye slices with sautéed mushrooms, peppers, and onions along with melted provolone cheese on a soft hoagie roll.

Common Recipe Questions

→ What’s the top meat option?

Ribeye is unbeatable for its tenderness and amazing flavor. To slice thin, chill it in the freezer first, or ask your butcher for help.

→ Can I try another cheese?

Of course! American cheese, cheddar, or any melty cheese that you like will work just fine in place of provolone.

→ How can I boost the flavor?

Add jalapeños for a bit of spice, a touch of hot sauce, or even a drizzle of balsamic glaze for sweetness. Worcestershire sauce is another tasty option.

→ Can I skip mushrooms?

No problem. Skip them entirely or swap in sautéed spinach as an alternative for a fun twist.

→ Why broil at the end?

The broiler helps create perfectly gooey cheese with a hint of bubbly goodness. Keep a close eye so it doesn’t burn!

Cheesesteak Mushroom Sandwiches

A flavorful sandwich stuffed with thinly sliced ribeye, cooked mushrooms, peppers, onions, and topped off with melted provolone cheese.

Prep Time
15 minutes
Cooking Time
20 minutes
Total Duration
35 minutes
Created By: Mia Laurent

Recipe Category: Weeknight Elegance

Skill Level: Moderately Challenging

Recipe Cuisine: American

Recipe Yield: 4 Number of Servings (4 sandwiches)

Dietary Categories: ~

Ingredients You’ll Need

01 4 hoagie rolls.
02 8 ounces of provolone slices.
03 1 medium onion, cut into slices.
04 2 cloves of minced garlic.
05 1 green or red bell pepper, thinly sliced.
06 A pound of ribeye steak, sliced thin.
07 Salt and black pepper, to your liking.
08 Optional: Worcestershire sauce, for added flavor.
09 1 tablespoon of olive oil.
10 8 ounces of sliced mushrooms.

Steps to Make It

Step 01

Heat oil and cook your onions and bell pepper for about 5–7 minutes. Once soft, throw in mushrooms and garlic, and let them cook for another 5 minutes.

Step 02

Move the veggies over in the skillet. Toss in the steak, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and cook for 3–4 minutes, stirring occasionally, until browned.

Step 03

Combine the cooked steak with the veggies in the skillet, and give it all a good mix.

Step 04

Stuff the rolls with the hot steak-veggie mixture and layer the top with provolone slices.

Step 05

Put the sandwiches on a baking sheet under a broiler for 2–4 minutes, just until the cheese is gooey and browned.

Extra Information

  1. Spice it up with jalapeños!
  2. Experiment with other cheeses.
  3. You can skip the mushrooms if you want.

Essential Tools

  • A big skillet.
  • Oven-safe baking tray.

Allergen Details

Review every item for allergen risks. Reach out to a healthcare expert for any concerns.
  • Contains dairy.

Nutritional Details (Per Serving)

These figures are for general reference and shouldn’t replace expert medical guidance.
  • Caloric Content: 650
  • Fat Content: 35 grams
  • Carbohydrate Content: 45 grams
  • Protein Content: 40 grams