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My roast beef sandwhiches

30-Jan-11 21:43

Slow cook or pot roast any cheap cut of roast beef, shred and reserve the liquid.
Sautee onion, green pepper and mushrooms.
I use panini rolls, spread half with mayo and garlic, the other half with bbq sauce, use your favourite.
Pile the shredded beef on the bbq sauce side, top with the sauteed veggies. On the mayo side add your favourite cheese. Slide the whole thing into the oven and broil untill the cheese has melted.
Heat the reserved meat juices and pour into bowls for dipping.
This is a fast and easy favourite around here.
Enjoy

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30-Jan-11 21:46

Could someone please make me one, I'm hungry

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31-Jan-11 00:30

That seems magic Juicy.. So wish I could have one...

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Mrs.Ohio Lullabies

31-Jan-11 02:39

mmm sounds delish!

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31-Jan-11 02:46

We make something similar that we call "italian beef".

When cooking the roast, add a packet of dry onion soup mix and a package of Italian seasonings. We use the http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/5149VYVf0sL._SL500_AA300_PIbundle-84,TopRight,0,0_AA300_SH20_.jpg" target="_blank" class="forum-link">Hidden Valley one. Mix the contents of the packets together dry and use as a rub on the roast before cooking.