Philly Cheese Steak Soup Recipe
Philly Cheese Steak Soup brings together all of the best flavors from a cheese steak sandwich, and turns it into a cheesy, delicious, irresistible bread bowl soup! A Philly Cheese Steak sandwich is all about the meat, the cheese, and the bread. I’ve made Philly Cheesesteak Sloppy Joes before, and let me tell you: it makes a great sandwich! But it’s so easy to turn this classic into the perfect soup too. All you need is the roast beef, the cheese, and a bread bowl, and you’ve got the most comforting homemade meal. I just love the way this soup melds together inside of the bread bowl. Everything comes together so perfectly to create the most delicious dish. That last slice of cheese broiled on top of the bread bowl really makes all the difference too, so you get a final bite of cheesiness as you pull a spoonful of soup out of the bowl and put it into your mouth! This Philly Cheese Steak Soup recipe is one of my favorite soups of the season. I’ve got plenty of chicken soups and healthy soups, but this soup is alllll about the flavor and comfort. A great thing to serve on a cold winter night! This Philly Cheese Steak Soup in a Bread Bowl is perfectly cheesy and so incredibly delicious!
Best Cheese Steak Soup Recipe
I never thought to turn a cheesesteak (one of the best sandwiches) into a soup until recently, but now I’m hooked. The ingredients are just PERFECT for a hot and hearty soup, I don’t know why I didn’t think of it sooner. Meat and cheese cooked together and served in a bread bowl….I can’t think of anything better! Now I’m determined to turn every delicious food ever into a soup, because soups are the ULTIMATE comfort food. Philly Cheese Steak Soup Ingredients:
Roast Beef (thinly sliced)Provolone CheeseFrench Onion SoupOnionsGreen PepperMushroomsGarlicRed WineBeef BrothHeavy CreamWorcestershire SauceButter
And of course you can’t forget the bread to make your own bread bowls for this soup! Any small round loaves will work.
How to Make Philly Cheese Steak Soup
The thing I love about soup is that prep time is usually short, so they’re pretty easy to make…and they’re DELICIOUS. Anything hot, bubbly, savory, and cheesy is good in my book. How to make philly cheese steak soup: To serve in bread bowls: Serve them while they’re hot and fresh out of the oven! You can jump to the recipe card for full ingredients & instructions!
How to Make a Bread Bowl
Making your own bread bowls is super easy. For some reason they seem so fancy, but there’s really nothing to them. Just get some small round loaves of bread at the store (any type of bread you prefer; get loaves that make a good bowl size). Make these while the soup is simmering so that they’re ready to fill when the soup is done. How to make a bread bowl: That’s it! After baking, set them aside until the soup is ready to pour in. You can make these and fill them with any kind of soup you like.
Bread Bowl Soup Recipes
Bread bowls are kind of amazing. What’s not to love about a bowl made out of a bread? A bowl that you can EAT with dinner? They’re great for soups and dips, but I’ll use them for basically anything that you eat out of a bowl. Bread bowl soups are my favorite, because they just add an extra level of comfort to comfort foods. Exactly what I need in the winter! More bread bowl soups and other bread bowl recipes:
Crockpot Broccoli Cheese Soup (the perfect soup for bread bowls)Warm Crab Artichoke Dip in a Bread BowlBaked Brie Bread Bowl RecipeMini Bread Bowls with French Onion Dip
This Philly Cheese Steak Soup recipe is just heavenly…assuming heaven is filled with meat and cheese in a bread bowl. I’m not sure. But I AM sure that you’ll love this soup, so make some a get to eating! Try some of our other DELICIOUS soup recipes this season:
Creamy Chicken Gnocchi SoupCrockpot Taco SoupHealthy Crock Pot Potato Soup RecipeCreamy Chicken Tortilla SoupChicken Pot Pie SoupCheesy Parmesan Meatball SoupMinestrone Soup with Pancetta
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