This Philly Cheesesteak Mac n’ Cheese is a fun spin on the classic dish, incorporating two favorites into one. This recipe is easy, cheesy goodness in a bowl!
Philly Cheesesteak Mac and Cheese Combines Two Classics Into One Easy Dinner
This easy mac and cheese recipe came out of my having to use up food in the fridge! I am great at meal planning, but sometimes life happens and I don’t get around to all the ingredients I’ve purchased. Which is what happened when I created this recipe! I had Philly Cheesesteaks on the menu as well as mac and cheese, and with the expiration date looming on the roast beef I decided to combine the two and it turned out perfectly!
How to Make Philly Cheesesteak Mac and Cheese
Even my pickiest eater enjoyed this…all while picking out the peppers and onions. I still consider it a win!
ORRRR you could totally leave out the “Cheesesteak” portion of this altogether and have a creamy plain mac n’ cheese dinner on its own. This mac and cheese recipe makes a deliciously smooth mac n’ cheese…basically like a “Shells and Cheese” kinda thing without the Velveeta.
- Cook your onion and your peppers really well so they’re super soft and lightly carmelized.
- Next I sliced up some Roast Beef I got from the deli counter at the store and add that into the cooked onions and peppers until theated through.
- Then cook your pasta according to the package directions.
- While the pasta is cooking make the cheese sauce.
- Then mix it all together!
This recipe is a keeper for sure!
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Prep Time: 30 minutes - Cook Time: 30 minutes
- Total Time: 1 hour
- Yield: 6 Servings 1x
- Category: Dinner
- Method: Stove
- Cuisine: American
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This Philly Cheesesteak Mac n’ Cheese is a fun spin on the classic dish, incorporating two favorites into one. This recipe is easy, cheesy goodness in a bowl!
Ingredients:
- 1 Tbsp olive oil
- 1 medium yellow onion, sliced
- 2 medium green bell peppers, sliced
- 1/2 lb – 3/4 lb of roast beef. sliced into small pieces
- 10 oz shell pasta
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup evaporated milk
- 1 cup provolone, grated or thinly sliced
- 2 cups mild cheddar cheese, grated
- 1/2 tsp seasoned salt
Instructions:
- Put a large pot of water onto boil for pasta.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet heat olive oil on medium heat and saute onions and peppers until onions are translucent and there is no more crunch, about 10 minutes.
- Add sliced roast beef and cook until heated through. Remove from heat and set aside.
- Water should be boiling by now. Add pasta and cook until al dente, according to package directions.
- Reserve 1 cup pasta water.
- In a large Dutch Oven or saucepan whisk together eggs, evaporated milk, seasoned salt and both cheeses over medium heat. Continue whisking until cheese is melted and mixture is thick.
- Add pasta into cheese mixture. Add reserved pasta water a few tablespoons at a time until mixture reaches desired consistency. Discard any remaining pasta water.
- Stir in onions, pepper and roast beef, coating with cheese mixture, stirring until evenly combined.
- Serve immediately.
Notes:
recipe adapted from Food Network Magazine
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Hi Shelly,
Greetings from Singapore!
May I check with you if I may switch evaporated milk to buttermilk for this recipe?
Thanks to advise 🙂
I wouldn’t no. You could sub in heavy cream for the evaporated milk!
I think your recipe and although I am a baker too we do have to have meals first. This mac and cheesecake sounds great and I am so trying it. Thank you
I made this tonight, and it was delicious, but my cheese sauce was a bit grainy. Any idea why that would happen? Thanks!
What kind/brand of cheese did you use? I haven’t ever had that issue at all!
Angie, and Shelly, I made this Mac & cheese tonight and mine came out grainy too. I checked other sources and found you MUST add cheese off heat or over very low heat so the cheese doesn’t break down and become grainy. Even so, We enjoyed this recipe very much and will try it again.
I’m so making this tomorrow =)
I just like reading anything you write, sweet or savory 🙂
Brilliant concept! I am going to try this with the kiddos. Please keep the meals coming- what good is dessert to top off a meal if you don’t have the meal to begin with 🙂
Can’t wait too make this! Looks delicious and so comforting!
What an AWESOME first meal dish!
My daughter would love this – I haven’t tried using evaporated milk in my mac n cheese before – gotta try it! Thanks for sharing!
I just made Mac and Cheese, I wish I had seen this first. I love that you used shells, they are my favorite
Oh yum! That looks absolutely delicious.
Love the idea of adding steak, makes it even more indulgent. The ultimate comfort food!
{Teffy’s Perks} X
I’m excited to see some ‘comfort food’ over here too! If I add peppers and onions and beef, maybe I can *finally* get James to eat mac and cheese. Probably not, but then it’s just more for me, right?
This looks delicious! I also agree that you should share what ever recipe you want, you never disappoint!
I have a mean cold right now
and
would love a nice bowl of this for dinner tonight!
Do you deliver? 🙂
I can’t wait to make this and it seems so simple!!!
Mac & Cheesey goodness, plan on making both styles
I so can’t wait to try this recipe. Bring on the dinners, appetizers, soups, etc. whatever you make – if it’s half as good as your sweets – we will all be in heaven – fat and happy. Thanks for all you do for your blog.
I’m making this tonight for my son’s birthday dinner. He saw me reading your blog and requested it for his ‘special meal’. So looking forward to it… and I think you have a great blog and should post whatever you desire!
What the heck! This looks amazing!
Love a mix of the savory with the sweet! Can’t wait to see more, Shelly!
Homemade mac n cheese is the best! Looks wonderful. 🙂
Love this, Shelly! Looking forward to your dinner recipes!
I make something similar to this and it’s a serious favorite. So good! I’ll have to try your version!
Love this!!! So glad you’re sharing savory recipes!!
I love your blog whether you’re posting savory or sweets. And if this recipe is any indication of the savory recipes to come, YES PLEASE. 🙂
I’m not surprised this recipe is a keeper! I can’t wait to try it.
Incredible!! You can do it all and do it good!!
Yum!!
Look amazing Shelly! I’ll look forward to a few dinners from you now and then!
i think people are going to embrace your savory side!!!!!! love this cheesy dish
Wow, that looks so creamy and good!
Wow! That looks soooo good! I’ve never made mac and cheese with eggs in the sauce before. Must try this one! Love a savory recipe now and then…I mean we all have to eat “regular” food not just dessert, right? Thanks, Shelly!
What an awesome way to do mac and cheese! Love it!
Can you say YUM!!! I love seeing variety every once in awhile from blogs usually dedicated to a specific thing! Plus I absolutely love Philly cheesesteaks!! A++++
Looks amazing! Thanks for posting! I have to admit, cheese comes in a very close second to sweets, so I’m sure a lot of us sweet-tooths will love this post as well as your future dinner posts!
Oooh, I’m loving this version of mac and cheese!!!
I love when sweet blogs give savoury recipes! I think we need to not pigeon hole bloggers in to food categories. After all food is delicious right?
I am learning to cook myself, so this recipe is a great help to me. Seriously love the idea and I can not wait to try it dinner this week!
I think this looks totally awesome and my opinion is, “you go girl”, for putting out a savory recipe! After all, it’s your blog.
I’ve been learning to decorate cookies but I add other recipes that I like to my blog once in a while because, as I’ve said on there, I don’t ONLY decorate cookies!. Your blog is so great anyway, that I think anything you put here we will all love!
Colleen
I’m drooling so hardcore over this! I need to make it ASAP. I’m totally okay with it if you cover savory recipes too if they’re going to be like this 😉