
Cheesesteak-filled egg rolls deliver melty cheese and juicy steak tucked inside a crunchy shell. Grab some for your next hangout, game night, or whenever you want a yummy, over-the-top bite. You'll get bites of cheesy goodness, sizzling beef, and soft veggies all wrapped in a crispy package that everyone's gonna want.
INGREDIENTS- Neutral frying oil: Lots, for cooking the rolls in hot oil
- Egg: 1, beaten up for sticking the wrappers closed
- Olive oil: 1 tbsp, to cook steak and veggies
- Egg roll wrappers: 1 pack, to hold it all together
- Green bell pepper: 1, chopped, brings classic flavor
- Mushrooms: 8 oz, diced for extra bite
- Yellow onion: 1, chopped and softened in the pan
- Cream cheese: 4 oz (up to you), for added smooth filling
- Provolone & mozzarella cheese: 1 pack shredded, for that stretchy cheese pull
- Ribeye steak: 1 lb sliced thin, packs on the tender, meaty flavor
- Step 7:
- Dig in while they're hot and grab your favorite dip!
- Step 6:
- Get the oil to 350°F (175°C) in your fryer or a big pot. Drop in the egg rolls and cook 'til they're golden and crisp, about 3-4 minutes. Drain them on paper towels.
- Step 5:
- Wrap up the egg roll. Tuck in the sides first, then roll it up tight and glue it shut with beaten egg.
- Step 4:
- Lay out your wrappers, scoop the steak-veggie mix in the center, toss on shredded cheese, and add some cream cheese if you want it extra rich.
- Step 3:
- Chuck in the peppers, onions, and mushrooms into that same pan. Sauté till they're soft. Stir it all together with the cooked steak.
- Step 2:
- Add olive oil to a hot skillet, toss in your marinated steak, and cook for 3-5 minutes till it's all done. Set aside for a sec.
- Step 1:
- Combine marinade stuff in a bowl, add steak slices, and toss until it’s all glazed up. Stash in the fridge for an hour.
- Pop leftovers in a sealed container and stick in the fridge for up to two days. Reheat in the oven at 350°F (175°C) so they crisp up again.
- Best way to eat them? Fresh and hot, so they're still crunchy. Dunk 'em in ranch, sriracha mayo, or gooey cheese dip for a flavor boost.
- Spicy fan? Toss in some red pepper flakes with the filling before you wrap things up.
- Brush the edges with that beaten egg and press down well so nothing sneaks out while they're frying.
Tips from Well-Known Chefs
- Gordon Ramsay likes to chill the filled egg rolls for 10-15 minutes before frying so they're extra crispy and keep their shape.
