Slow cooker meals are perfect for busy people! These slow cooker steak sandwiches are ready to assemble and eat after the steak has slow cooked all day while you're busy being busy.
I love my slow cooker. Its ridiculous, but I pine for it all summer long and use it far too often in the winter, because for some mysterious reason, the Crock Pot is off limits during the warmer months. It's perfect for getting out the door and having supper on the table and ready when you walk through the door (not to mention that awesome smell of delicious that fills your home).
That is until you're sitting at work for four hours not sure if you actually turned the slow cooker on or not. Go me.
I know, the suspense is killing you right? It was for me. Luckily I had indeed remembered to actually turn it on and we didn't have to order out for supper tonight.
Slow Cooker Steak Sandwiches
a la me and my pantry
Ingredients:
- 2 lbs top round, London broil or flank steak cut into ¼" to ½"inch slices
- salt and pepper
- ½ bell pepper, sliced
- 1 small onion, sliced
- ¼ cup beef broth
- 1 tbs tabasco (we use Chipotle Tabasco)
- 2 tbs A1 Steak Sauce
- 3 tbs Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teas Montreal Steak Seasoning
- ¼ teas garlic powder
- ½ teas onion salt
- ¼ teas red pepper flakes
- 4 steak rolls
- 4 slices of provolone cheese
Preparation:
Season meat with salt and pepper. Place sliced pepper and onion in the bottom of a slow cooker. Layer meat on top. Whisk beef broth through pepper flakes in a bowl. Pour over the meat and vegetables.
Cook on low for 4 hours. Serve on toasted rolls with provolone or cheese of your choice.
Handsome started school again tonight. He has late evening classes three nights a week, so I have to get back into the swing of late night meals.
What's great about this slow cooker dish (much like those granola bars) is the versatility. Change a few spices and you have great fajita meat waiting for you. Substitute the beef for poultry. Use soy sauce instead of steak seasonings, add some garlic and serve over rice for a quick Asian inspired dish. Can't go wrong. 🙂
Blog is the New Black says
Looks great- better than what I made last week! 😉
Kita says
I felt like you though, I wanted more cheese!
Kate @ Diethood.com says
Look at that yummy steak - cooked to a perfection!
I use my slow cooker about 3-4 times a year...I don't use it as often as I should. I actually am about to do a post on a delicious Coq Au Vin that I did in the slow cooker - it was so freakin' goooood! 🙂
Amy Bakes Everything says
Yay for steak sandwiches, these sound amazing! And the waffle fries...oh, how I love waffle fries!
Stephanie says
Oooh this looks great! Love a good slow cooked meal, especially in the winter. Can't wait to try this recipe!
ping says
This looks great! Tummy rumbling now. I love my slow cooker too, don't know how I could've lived without it before. It's my best friend next to my food processor 😀
bertaiam says
I use my slow cooker even in the summer -- I plug it in out in the garage so it doesn't heat up the house. Come home to a cool house and a cooked dinner!
Kelly hiebert says
So so delicious! My friends loved it
Michelle England says
I am soooo upset and very confused by this recipe. I wanted to surprise my honey by making him this on a Sunday football game day. I ran out and bought all the items before work to throw and the crockpot for him. I had my london broil sliced by the butcher and bought all the ingredients that was said needed for this that I didn't have. It cost 40 dollars. I went home and started following step by step. This is all it tells me to do is cout the bell pepper and onion up put in bottom then season meat with salt and pepper snd put over the veggies...then whisk the beef broth and red pepper flakes and pour over meat and cook for 4 hours??? Where is the rest of the ingredients to be used in this I bought???? Like the onion salt, tabasco sauce, the worchester, the A 1 sauce??? And others??? What am I missing and not seeing??
Kita says
Hi Michelle, Sorry for the confusion. You want to whisk all of the ingredients listed from the broth through the pepper flakes (the Tobasco, steak sauce, Worcestershire, etc.) together and pour over the steak in the slow cooker before allowing it to cook for 4 hours. Hope this helps!