philly cheesesteak breakfast sliders
I want to crawl back into bed.
Take a rain check.
Start manana.
All things that my hangover is saying. I can’t “conference” like I used to. What used to take me a day to fully accomplish during reentry, now takes at least a week. Turning 87 years old is hard. Kidding. Maybe.
I had such a blasty-blast in Miami. Of course, who wouldn’t have fun sipping mojitos, eating cuban sandwiches, catching up with old friends all while listening to the ocean waves crash onto the beach? I was so thankful we arrived a day early before the conference officially started because it felt like a semi-vacation and it gave me a better of vision of what Miami is all about. Because I totally want to vacay with Mr. B in Key West and do a little scuba action. Anyways, be on the lookout for a trip recap soon!
Even though I am currently keeping my eyelids open with scotch tape, I would gladly slide out of bed for one of these breakfast sliders. Get it? Buheller? I love a good Philly cheesesteak, but there’s something about adding an egg to a bite sized portion of this classic sammie that makes my heart melt and stomach growl. Plus, doesn’t homemade provolone sauce make Mondays more tolerable? I think so.
Now, if I could get these sliders delivered in bed….”Honey….!”
Philly Cheesesteak Breakfast Sliders
Ingredients:
for the philly cheesesteaks:
6 brioche slider buns
1 pound beef ribeye
1 green pepper, sliced
1 yellow onion, sliced
3 tablespoons olive oil
6 eggs
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 cup mini peppers, sliced into rounds
salt and pepper to taste
for the provolone sauce:
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 cup whole milk
1 cup provolone, shredded
salt and pepper
Directions:
for the philly chesesteaks:
Preheat a grill to medium-high heat. Salt and pepper both sides of the steak. Place steak on grill and cook the first side about 5 to 7 minutes. Flip, and continue cooking for another 4 minutes or until cooked to desired temperature. Let the steak rest before slicing thinly.
In medium skillet preheated to medium-high heat, add olive oil, green pepper, onions, and a pinch of salt and pepper. Cook for about 7 to 8 minutes or until the veggies have softened.
In another medium skillet preheated to medium heat, add 1 tablespoon olive oil. Crack eggs, cover, and cook until the tops have turned a pale white. Remove skillet from heat.
to serve: take brioche bun and place some of the steak slices on top of the bun. Top with green/onion mixture, provolone sauce, and then an egg. Garnish with sweet pepper rounds.
for the provolone sauce:
In a small saucepan preheated to medium heat, add the butter. Let it melt and then whisk in flour. Keep whisking for a minute until you cook out all of that raw flour taste. Gradually add the milk. Stir often so the milk doesn't clump. After about five minutes the sauce should thicken and then you add the provolone. Stir and add pinch of salt and pepper.
This should help you get back in the swing–looks awesome! Throw in a bloody mary and you might get there sooner. 🙂
Ha! So true! Thanks, Naomi!
This is my kind of breakfast Lauren! One of my favorite sandwiches can now be eaten guilt-free before 8AM? Love this!
Exactly! Thanks, Matt!
I’m pretty sure this sandwich could help me cure my hangover blues.
I’ll save you one….better make it two:)
This is totally my kind of breakfast! I definitely wish I had one right now!
Thanks, Amanda! It’s definitely a new fav!
These look awesome! They would totally help me get back into things…or just give me a reason to take the rest of the day off. Ha! They look awesome!
LOL! So true! Thanks, Tieghan!
I’m always looking for a way to spice up breakfast and this would be the perfect way! I love these cheese-steak sliders!
You will love these!! Thanks, Layla!
So glad to hear that you had fun in Miami!! Wish I could have gone there and finally met you! Hopefully I can make it next time 🙂
These sliders look perfect!
We missed you!! I hope we cross paths soon! And yes, to next year. Thanks, Laura.
Over the top amazing!
Thanks, Meredith!
Breakfast. Sliders. Ummm yes. Love all the toppings, too!
Thanks, chica! xoxo
I know my husband and I would both love these! Pinned!
Thanks, Jaclyn!
I bet the BlogHer hangover hurts so good! I’m bummed I missed it yet another year…next year for SURE! < – – – said that last year
These bk slidies look splendiferous! Beautiful!!
I bummed you didn’t go:( Next year fo’ sure!
Wow, these are perfect for weekend treat!
Thank you, Ami!
Provolone sauce?? You have stolen my heart!
pretty sure I’m going to slather/drunk/spread that provolone sauce on EVERYTHING. omggg amazing – pinned!
Every little thing about these breakfast sliders sounds amazing and perfect!
this is everything.
Ummmmm if these were on my plate for breakfast, I’d be the happiest girl ever!! Provolone sauce sounds like something I need all over everythingggg
These sliders are an awesome way to start the day. I’m still recovering from the weekend, but it was a blast! So glad that I was able to meet you and I hope we see each other again soon!
Yeah, I’mma need 6 of these, stat. Can’t wait to hear your recap 🙂
Ooooh, gurrrl, imagine having one of these to cure that hangover!! Oh my gosh, I just drooled a bit.
Dude, this isn’t even, like, fair. Like. Yeah. Like. GIMME!
I would so get out of bed for that! And the provolone sauce is a brilliant addition. Looking forward to reading that trip recap 🙂
Seriously, what is up with the 12 day hangover?! Totally NOT cool, body. Not. Cool.
I feel like these breakfast sliders would be a pretty surefire hangover cure though! No matter how old we get.
Nice breakfast ideas, it’s awsome and yummy, will try these recipes surely. Thanks for sharing recipes.