Philly Cheese Where can i get a good Philly cheese steak in Goodyear/Avondale?
Hey West Valley Arizonians!!!
I'm 8 months pregnant and totally craving a Philly!
Someone help!
Where should I go?
I'm coming from the Buckeye area, so what's close and delicious?
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Can anyone tell me the secret to making a great "Philly Cheese Steak" sandwich?
I've tried several times, but can't come close to the taste I remember growing up in Pa.
the rolls/ cheese/ onion is the easy part.. what type of steak are you using? i thin slice ribeyes for mine!!! then i add garlic powder...fresh peppers..... extra virgin olive oil onto the meat, i let it soak for around 15-20 minutes and after i eat it i think of south street has nothing on me!!! goodluck
