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Balsamic Reduction Steak Sandwich

This steak sandwich has it all its: savory, a little bit sweet, & has a touch of acidity

Category
Main Dish Recipes
Calories (Kcal per serving)
500
Time Required
30 Min.
Serves
3 People

Recipe Description

This hearty sandwich features juicy New York strip steak, melted provolone, and crisp spring mix tucked into a sweet Hawaiian-style hoagie. Pickled red onions and a balsamic reduction add a tangy contrast, making each bite rich, balanced, and satisfying. It’s a gourmet twist on a classic steak sandwich—perfect for lunch or dinner.

Directions:

  1. Slice & season steak
  2. Heat Sautee pan on medium-high heat, add steak until cooked to your preference.
  3. Preheat oven to 350 degrees, place hoagies on sheet pan, cut provolone in half, and place on hoagies.
  4. Toast the hoagies until the cheese is melted and the bread is lightly toasted, remove from the oven.
  5. Place steak on top of cheese, top with spring greens, pickled red onions, & drizzle with balsamic reduction. (Optional: pickles are a nice addition to this sandwich)

Recipe History

Steak sandwiches have long been a staple in American cuisine, with roots in deli culture and street food traditions. The combination of grilled steak and bread dates back to the early 20th century, evolving into regional favorites like Philly cheesesteaks and steak hoagies. This version adds a modern flair with pickled onions and balsamic reduction, drawing inspiration from Italian and Californian fusion styles. The use of Hawaiian-style rolls adds a touch of sweetness that complements the savory richness of the steak and cheese.

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This is a recipe by
Skyler Stillwell
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