Prairie Philly Cheesesteaks
Get good quality meat! Go to your local butcher and get them to shave the ribeye thin.
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Prairie Philly Cheesesteaks
WATCH: Make Prairie Philly Cheesesteaks with the Bearded Prairie Chef, Josh Miller.
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Not Your Momma's Meatloaf
Leftover meatloaf is the BOMB!!! Let it cool and slice it into thick slices and fry them up quickly on the stove for fried meatloaf sandwiches!!!
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