Steak Sandwiches
I was craving steak, but not just a plain steak on a plate — I wanted it with bread. I love bread, all kinds of bread, but deli bread holds a special place in my heart. Anytime we go out to eat and they bring out bread before the meal, I can’t help myself — I fill up on it and struggle to save room for the actual meal. Anyone else guilty of this?
We walked to the grocery store and grabbed the steak and then headed to the deli. They had on display a beautiful loaf of ciabatti. I asked the deli guy what he thought about putting steak on the ciabatti – he disagreed and said that the ciabatti would have too many holes so the juice from my sandwich would soak through and make a mess. He told me to buy french hamburger buns (have you ever had them…I eat them plain! It’s french bread but in hamburger bun size, heaven!!) Anyway, I rebelled and proceeded with buying both types of bread. I figured if I ended up not liking it on the ciabatti bread I would eat it plain with EVOO and parmesan cheese!
We got home and quickly made dinner. Let me just tell you that the ciabatti was not full of holes and was exactly what I was going for! Delicious!

Doesn’t that look so good?!?! I’ll show you how I made it so you can too!
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I don’t think that I even have to tell you who liked this…I’m sure you can already guess if you’ve read any of my other posts. Yep! You guessed it, Lover Boy. He said he loved that the veggies were still crisp and the seasoning was great. He also said the stiff, non airy bread was a perfect combination with the steak! Woo Hoo!
Give it a try yourselves! Enjoy!
Ingredients:
-Steak (your choice. I chose very thin slices of steak)
-Green pepper
-Onion
-Ciabatti bread
-Juicy steak seasoning
-A1 steak sauce
Here’s the recipe for the Egg and Kale English Muffins for breakfast!
Love,
*Little Sparrow


Stephanie—home cook, DIY addict, seasonal decor fanatic, and proud chicken wrangler living in a Victorian house that’s always a project. Whether I’m cooking with garden-fresh ingredients, herding mischievous chickens, or tackling another DIY, I’m here to share the fun (and chaos).
That looks soooooo good. I bet my husband would like this recipe–steak is a favorite!
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