Learn how to make a tender and flavorful Philly cheesesteak by slowly cooking ribeye to lock in its juices, then combining it with sautéed onions, spicy peppers, and melted cheese in a soft roll.
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Slowly sear the ribeye over very low heat to release all its juices, keeping the steak tender and moist.
Avoid high heat to prevent forming a crust; thinly sliced ribeye benefits from slow and gentle cooking.
Once the steak loses its red color, it’s done; remove it promptly to preserve juiciness.
Do not salt during cooking; add salt just before finishing to avoid drawing out moisture and drying the steak.
Add onions and spicy pepper to the steak to let the flavors meld together.
Next, place the steak on top of the cheese and cook until the flavors combine and the cheese melts into the meat.
Remove the finished steak and place it into a bun so the juices flow out, not oil.