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Shockingly Simple French Dip Sandwiches

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I got the recipe shockingly simple French dip sandwiches from Mel’s Kitchen Café. Her cooking is always right up my alley. This recipe is now in my tried and true file under shockingly simple. I love it when I find a recipe that is just too easy, yet so delicious. My whole family gave this one a thumbs up.

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Now, I did do three things different than the original recipe. First, my family loves provolone, so I used that instead of mozzarella. Second, I only used one pepper total.  Lastly, I pan fried my peppers and onions on the stove in a little butter. Only my oldest son and I are the only ones who will eat the peppers and onions.  That’s why I reduced it to one pepper. Also, by cooking the peppers and onions separately, those that want them can put them on their sandwich.  Those that don’t, can leave them off.  Absolutely delicious! I originally made the sandwiches on homemade hot dog buns, but store bought buns work well and is what I used in the photo.

Here is what you need to make the

Shockingly Simple French Dip Sandwiches

  • POT ROAST
  • GREEN PEPPER
  • RED BELL PEPPER
  • ONION
  • MOZZARELLA OR PROVOLONE SLICES
  • MCCORMICK AU JUS SAUCE PACKET
  • ROLLS /BUNS
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Shockingly Simple French Dip Sandwiches | realmomkitchen.com

Shockingly Simple French Dip Sandwiches


Ingredients

Units Scale
  • 1 pot roast, anywhere from 2 to 4 pounds
  • 1 green pepper, sliced
  • 1 red bell pepper, sliced
  • 1 medium onion, sliced
  • 68 mozzarella or provolone slices
  • 1 McCormick Au Jus sauce packet (found in the gravy mix aisle, I used Western Family brand)
  • 68 Rolls /buns

Instructions

  1. In crockpot, dissolve Au jus packet in 3 cups of cold water then add the roast (my roast was still partly frozen).
  2. Cook on low for 6-8 hours or high for 4-5 hours (I cooked mine about 8 hours). One hour before you plan to eat, shred the beef then slice the peppers and onions and add to crockpot.
  3. When it is finished, remove meat and veggies with a slotted spoon.
  4. Place mozzarella slices on buns and place under broiler until cheese is melted and lightly browned.
  5. Fill the rolls with the meat and veggies, then divide the Au Jus sauce into smaller bowls for dipping.
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Recipe adapted from Mel’s Kitchen Cafe.

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Taco Soup | Real Mom Kitchen October 13, 2014 - 8:30 am

[…] roast beef sitting in my fridge from the other night when I made the recipe I have on here for french dip sandwiches. This sounded like the perfect way to use my leftovers. I also had some leftover cooked red pepper […]

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Flashback Friday – French Dip Sandwiches | Real Mom Kitchen September 22, 2012 - 7:15 am

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Best Ever Beef Dip Sandwich | Real Mom Kitchen January 5, 2011 - 6:15 am

[…] dip sandwich also know as the French dip.  I have shared other versions before including the Shockingly Simple French Dip Sandwiches and Slow Cooker Italian Roast Beef.  So you may wonder why another recipe.  Well, they may all be […]

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Melanie May 2, 2008 - 10:03 am

Laura, I just have to tell you that you are so sweet – your comment on my blog recently made my day. Thanks for enjoying the recipes I post! Hopefully I won’t disappoint you! I’m really impressed you made homemade hot dog buns – I’m going to have to try those for sure. And I’ve been looking for a good potato salad recipe so I’ll have to try that, too. Thanks!

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