Not to be rude, but we don’t think you’re ready for how good this Philly cheesesteak soup is. Thick and super flavorful and packed with thin strips of juicy beef, onions and peppers, this dish is amazing. Plus, it’s served in a bread bowl and topped with cheese – it could not get any better! We incorporated just about all the great, classic elements of a Philly cheesesteak into this soup – deliciously seared steak, sautéed strips of onion and green bell pepper, plus plenty of American cheese to top it all off and get broiled to golden perfection.
What we love about this is how seamlessly the traditional sandwich lends itself to being a soup – almost as though it wanted to be a soup the whole time. Brown your beef for flavor, sauté your veggies until they’re a bit caramelized, then pour in your warmed beef stock, letting things simmer so that flavors have a chance to build up and blend. Let your soup reduce down a bit, then comes the fun part…. Creamy Philly Cheesesteak Soup Vertical (1 of 1)Creamy Philly Cheesesteak Soup Vertical (5 of 10)
Did you make sure to grab your sourdough bread at the store?? ‘Cause that’s essential and not to be skipped. Hollow out your bread, making sure to leave enough bread on the bottom that the soup won’t soak through or leak out, and hold on to your carved out bread bits, because those are excellent for dipping, naturally. Ladle your soup into the bread bowl(s), then top it off with one to two pieces of cheese. And then put them in the oven under the broiler. You guys, molten, bubbly bits of cheese the get scooped up with bites of beef, veggies and bread…it’s almost too good to be true! Creamy Philly Cheesesteak Soup Vertical (9 of 10)Creamy Philly Cheesesteak Soup HOrizontal (23 of 23)
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