Gourmet Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich
Green Sauce
A decadent twist on the classic Philly cheesesteak featuring savory Australian Angus minced beef, caramelized onions, melted cheese, and a vibrant green spicy sauce inside a toasted bun.
This modern interpretation elevates the traditional Philadelphia cheesesteak by swapping shaved steak for seasoned minced beef and introducing a punchy green spicy sauce. Paired with rich garlic mayonnaise and sweet caramelized onions, it balances bold heat with comforting, cheesy goodness.
Ingredients
- 500 g Australian Angus minced beef
- 2 bread rolls
- 2 onions
- 4 slices cheese
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 cup broth
- 3 tbsp mayonnaise
- 2 cloves minced garlic
- 1 tbsp flour
- 3 tbsp green spicy sauce
- to taste salt
- to taste black pepper
- 1 tsp spices
Instructions
- 1Pour olive oil into the pot

Pour olive oil into a stainless steel pot placed on a burner to prepare the base for cooking the onions.
Tip: Ensure the pot is dry before adding the oil to prevent splattering. - 2Add sliced onions

Add sliced onions into the pot with the heated olive oil while steam begins to rise from the heating process.
Tip: Slice the onions evenly to ensure they caramelize at a consistent rate. - 3Season the onions

Sprinkle salt and black pepper directly onto the onions in the pot to enhance their flavor and draw out moisture.
Tip: Adding salt early helps the onions sweat and break down faster during cooking. - 4Pour in broth

Pour broth into the pot containing the browned onions, allowing the mixture to simmer until the sauce thickens.
Tip: Simmer on medium-low heat to let the flavors concentrate into a rich reduction. - 5Prepare the garlic mayonnaise

Combine mayonnaise in a bowl with black pepper and minced garlic, mixing thoroughly to create a flavorful spread.
Tip: Let the mixture rest for a few minutes so the garlic flavor infuses into the mayonnaise. - 6Add minced beef to the pan

Transfer Australian Angus minced beef into a hot pan using tongs to begin the browning process.
Tip: Make sure the pan is sufficiently hot before adding the beef to get a good sear. - 7Add Chopped Onions

Pour the freshly chopped onions from the tray directly into the cast-iron pan containing the browned minced beef. Stir the mixture well to distribute the onions evenly throughout the meat.
Tip: Add the onions while the beef is still hot so they begin to soften and release their moisture into the meat. - 8Sprinkle Spices and Flour

Tip a tray of flour and spices, including seasoning and seasonings, over the beef and onion mixture in the pan. Mix everything thoroughly to coat the ingredients and create a base for the sauce thickening.
Tip: Sprinkle the flour evenly across the surface to prevent it from clumping when it meets the pan juices. - 9Top with Cheese Slices

Lay square slices of cheese flat across the top of the cooked beef and onion mixture in the pan, ensuring the meat is completely covered for a rich, melted layer.
Tip: Overlap the cheese slices slightly so they form a continuous blanket over the beef as they melt. - 10Torch the Cheese

Hold a culinary torch over the cheese slices, directing the blue flame evenly across the surface until the cheese melts completely and begins to bubble slightly.
Tip: Keep the torch moving in a sweeping motion to avoid burning or scorching the cheese in one spot. - 11Slice and Prep the Bread Roll

Take a freshly baked bread roll and use a sharp knife on a wooden cutting board to slice it open lengthwise. Prepare the interior for spreading the garlic mayonnaise mixture.
Tip: Cut carefully through the roll without slicing all the way through the bottom crust to keep the sandwich intact. - 12Toast the Bread Rolls

Place the prepared bread rolls face-down into a hot cast-iron pan. Toast them until the cut surfaces are golden brown and crispy.
Tip: Press down gently on the rolls to ensure even contact with the hot pan surface for an uniform golden crust. - 13Spread the green spicy sauce

Take the toasted bread roll and spread a generous amount of green spicy sauce evenly onto the inside surface.
Tip: Adjust the amount of spicy sauce depending on your desired level of heat. - 14Add caramelized onions

Using kitchen tongs, carefully take a portion of the prepared caramelized onions and place them directly on top of the layer of green sauce inside the bread roll.
Tip: Ensure the onions are evenly distributed along the length of the bread for a balanced bite. - 15Add the melted cheesy beef mixture

Using a serving utensil, scoop up the hot Australian Angus minced beef topped with melted cheese and add it into the sandwich directly over the caramelized onions.
Tip: Make sure the cheese is fully melted over the beef before transferring it to the sandwich.