French Dip Sandwiches
Show: 30 Minute Meals
Episode: Triple Dip
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By Dawny5Des
WI
on April 23, 2013
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I have been trying for years to get the perfect french dip sandwiches. This one hits the mark for us every time!!!!!! Here is what I do. I sauteed 1 whole onion in butter with some fresh garlic at the every end, that's what our family likes. Then I than added the sherry, beef base paste and water, Montreal steak seasoning blend and black pepper and let it simmer. Then I added the very rare roast beef to the simmering liquid with spices to pick up all the flavors. After a few minutes its, time to place the meat on the buns with some cheese,we have tried many different kinds, and enjoyed wonderful sandwiches with awesome dipping sauce. This has become a family favorite!!!!!
By E.M.V.M.
cape may, NJ
on March 02, 2013
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I substituted another can of beef broth for beef gravy and it came out thicker than classic au jus which is what I was after. This is a very tasty meal and very easy to do. We prepared the sandwiches with horseradish sauce and alpine lace swiss cheese open open-faced ciabatta rolls. Delicious!
By acg06c
on January 21, 2013
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Tested and approved by the boyfriend. That's always a win in my book. We added provolone cheese and melted in under the broiler for a minute (which toasted the bread nicely too! and it worked out great!
By jmk1234
on September 20, 2011
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Quick and tasty! Makes great leftovers too! And if you find that you have extra au jus left, you can make it into a quick beef gravy for potatoes or something else.
By LissaMe83
on September 03, 2011
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Given all of the high ratings I was surprised that I disliked this dish. I followed the instructions exactly (and did use the sherry and au jus was lacking in flavor. I also thought the montreal steak seasoning was an add on trying to compensate for au jus but it just didn't do it for me. I won't be making this again.
By HannahJC
on August 29, 2011
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I will definitely be making these again. Loved by the little ones and the bigs! The Sherry added a ton to the flavor of the au jus. Boarshead roast beef did the trick.
By flyogagirl
Memphis, TN
on July 21, 2011
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EASY, go-to, hot sandwich that the whole family loves, even the young kids! We put the bread under the broiler to keep it from getting too soft. After assembling we throw provolone on top and put it back under the broiler, dress with horseradish sauce, shredded lettuce and tomatoes. Yum-o!
By rcr1963
Lafayette, LA
on July 05, 2011
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As we say at our house....this one is a "keeper!" It was so easy, and so flavorful. I bought roast beef that was already seasoned with Cajun spice, so I didn't use the Montreal Seasoning. I just used the dip, and it was delicious. In fact, we are saving the rest for tomorrow's lunch!
By gandnholmes_7279367
Douglasville, GA
on June 11, 2011
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This is so good!!!! I used sirloin beef broth instead of consomme and used Boarshead roast beef. One of our favorite recipes!!!!!
By ChristyKenney74
Texas
on June 03, 2011
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This recipe is definitely a hit and is simple! I did add some provolone cheese, as we are big cheese eaters.