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Mike's Southwestern French Dips is one of the most favored of recent trending foods in the world. It is easy, it’s fast, it tastes yummy. It is appreciated by millions every day. Mike's Southwestern French Dips is something which I’ve loved my whole life. They’re nice and they look fantastic.
To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have mike's southwestern french dips using 24 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Mike's Southwestern French Dips:
- Prepare ● For The Toasted Garlic Rolls
- Make ready as needed Large Hoagie Rolls
- Make ready as needed Garlic Butter [thin coat]
- Get as needed Hot Horseradish [thin coat]
- Get ● For The Meats & Cheeses
- Take as needed Sliced Precooked Deli Roast Beef [1/2 lb per sandwich]
- Get as needed Sliced Swiss Cheese
- Prepare as needed Sliced Pepperjack Cheese
- Get as needed Sliced Provolone Cheese
- Get as needed Beef Broth [for steaming]
- Make ready ● For The French Dip Fillers
- Take as needed Green Bell Peppers [thin sliced]
- Take as needed Red Bell Peppers [thin sliced]
- Make ready as needed Vidalia Onions [thin sliced]
- Prepare as needed Yellow Peppers [thin sliced]
- Take as needed Jalapeno Peppers [thin sliced]
- Take 1 tbsp Fine Minced Garlic [or less as needed]
- Make ready as needed Butter [for frying veggies]
- Make ready to taste Black Pepper
- Make ready to taste Mexican Oregeno
- Take ● For The Sides [optional]
- Take as needed Fresh Cilantro Leaves
- Prepare as needed Au Jus Sauce Packets
- Make ready as needed Banana Peppers
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Steps to make Mike's Southwestern French Dips:
- Gather your goodies.
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- Slice all of your vegetables and add seasonings and butter as needed to pan.
- Fry until translucent but you'll want some crisp on your veggies tho. Set to the side.
- Fry your pre-cooked deli roast beef until heated. Add a good dash of beef broth.
- Add your choice of cheeses and another splash of beef broth and seal tightly until cheese is melted.
- Make your easy Au Jus. I use half beef broth and half water. 100% broth will make your dip way too salty.
- Toast your bread & dress them lightly with garlic butter and horseradish.
- Dress these how you'd like. Especially with extra cheese. Enjoy!
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