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Definition of cheesesteak
: a sandwich consisting of thinly sliced beef topped with melted cheese and condiments (such as fried onions or peppers)
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Chef Joe Ermigiotti’s golf-ball-size dumplings (available fried or steamed) have fillings found in sandwiches, such as honey chipotle chicken, roast pork, and cheesesteak, plus sweet varieties such as apple pie and cheesecake.
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To get anything other than a cheesesteak would be head-scratching.
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Current specials include $5 happy hour cocktails, wine and beer, served with $6 appetizers such as nachos or cheesesteak eggrolls; 154 E. Third St., 817-887-9900, delfriscosgrille.com.
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What about a Philly cheesesteak sandwich to eat? Gary Common Council officials are reviewing a local resident's proposal to open a restaurant that would cater to both desires.
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The cheesesteak stand/daquiri bar won't be the only measures considered next week by the Common Council.
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Spiedie sandwiches are to me what the cheesesteaks are to Philadelphia natives.
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Courses include French onion foie gras dip and chips and beef tongue Philly cheesesteak sandwiches.
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Grinders is known for its New York-style pizzas, authentic Philly cheesesteaks, burgers, deli sandwiches, fresh salads and Death Wings, as well as an eclectic beer menu and funky decor.
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First Known Use of cheesesteak
1977
CHEESESTEAK Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of cheesesteak for English Language Learners
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: a sandwich made with thin slices of beef and melted cheese
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