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Thin-sliced beef and melted cheese in a hot roll — a sandwich born in Philadelphia.
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The Philly cheesesteak is said to have begun in the 1930s when a Philadelphia hot dog vendor griddled thin-sliced beef and put it in a roll. The classic style is generously stuffed with thin-sliced beef, sautéed onions, and melted Cheez Whiz (processed cheese sauce). Locals have their own ordering lingo, like 'wit Whiz' (with cheese and onions), for this beloved sandwich.
Slice the onion and green pepper, sauté in a frying pan until soft, and remove.
In the same pan, quickly stir-fry the thin-sliced beef, seasoning with salt and pepper.
Push the meat to one side, return the onion and pepper, and mix.
Top with cheese, cover, and let it melt in the residual heat.
Stuff the filling generously into rolls slit lengthwise.