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  • Smoked London Broil Philly Cheesesteak Eggrolls

    July 5, 2014
    Smoked London Broil Philly Cheesesteak Eggrolls



    London Broil marinated in Soy and Worcestershire and coated in Montreal Steak seasoning. Smoked on GOSM with Cherry wood @ 260° till an internal of 132°





    Removed to rest and sampled the meat, I sort of felt bad because the meat was so good I hated to shave it for cheesesteaks, but I was on a mission. The wife was surprised when I told her how it was cooked....



    After an hour rest, the LB is shaved, I saved a small piece for my son because he raved over it, I figured I could spare a bit.




    Frying the LB, yes I know... I hate to do this to a red piece of meat.



    Fried onions, half were plain and half were with Fried Onion




    Mozzarella and American cheeses is added and mixed well, the Mozzarella gives it a bit more body, while the American makes it creamier and helps retain a moist feel.




    Laura wraps the wontons as seen here in this recipe, and then they are deep fried.






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  • #2
    I'd hate to do that to the beef too..but it's required... and was no doubt delicious!
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    • #3
      Hey... just a thought... what about curing the beef.. doing a cool/cold smoke... then the fry might only bring it to med or so?
      In God I trust- All others pay cash...
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Richtee View Post
        Hey... just a thought... what about curing the beef.. doing a cool/cold smoke... then the fry might only bring it to med or so?
        My fear was the meat may be gummy in the wrap after a deep fry if not cooked prior to frying. In retrospect I wish I would have tried one that way anyway. Believe it or not the meat doesn't get that hot on the fry. I may play with this a bit, when I'm cooking for myself, maybe with a piece of prime rib.
        My family hates Gummy, I had to cook their chicken on the grill till an internal of 5,778 K

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        • #5
          I need me some of that! Ohhhh does that look good! And what about those mac n' cheese balls in the background? On edit, I just found the mac n' cheese balls thread. Yummm!
          Last edited by Analog Girl; 07-07-2014, 12:47 PM.

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          • #6
            good eats once again!!
            Brian

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            • #7
              When I first saw the pic I figured they were cheesesteak wonton's! We are not a wit family so I would have done my plain or actually raw onion.
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              • #8
                Yes sir. Looks AWESOME.

                Might have to try these too.

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                • #9
                  Thanks bud...I think I gotta break out the deep fryer...
                  Craig
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                  • #10
                    Out-freekin-standing!
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                    • #11
                      Totally Awesome!!

                      4 or 5 of those little guys for me, Please!!------Exactly as posted!!!

                      You da man, SQWIB!!!----------------- (On Edit---Later)


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                      • #12
                        Just. Stop. It. SQWIB... You makin' me !!!!!!! Great job! Frying the red meat was a bit scarey tho...


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