THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS. PLEASE SEE MY FULL DISCLOSURE POLICY FOR DETAILS.
This hot, cheesy Philly Cheesesteak Dip is one of the best queso dips I have EVER had. It’s easy to make, a little bit zesty, and game day perfection!
Folks, the big game is less than a month away. This means playoffs and high-stakes games are happening, and at my house, this means some serious game day eats!
I love experimenting with classic recipes like cheesesteak by turning them into entirely different dishes like this Philly Cheesesteak Dip!
People get VERY passionate about their cheesesteak, especially when it comes to the type of cheese used. My favorite cheesesteak ever was actually in Philly, and it had American cheese on it.
So that’s why I used American cheese in this recipe. If you like provolone or mozzarella better, then use one of those. No worries at all, folks!
This Philly Cheesesteak Dip is warm, cheesy, and a little bit zesty! It’s often the first thing to go on game day.
Serve sliced French bread, tortilla chips, or even celery and carrot sticks for dipping, and you’ll have game day perfection!
Cook’s Note – Philly Cheesesteak Dip
- In this recipe, I highly recommend using Land O’Lakes white American cheese from the deli at your local supermarket. I like how it melts a lot better compared to the American cheese singles you find in the dairy case.
- To make this dip ahead of time: Prepare the dip up until cooking in the oven. Cover with foil and refrigerate up to 24 hours. Add about five extra minutes of cooking time to compensate for the dip being chilled.
- This dip can be doubled. Make sure your skillet can accommodate the extra ingredients, though if it can’t use a large, wok-style pan. Or you can make the dip in batches and bake it all together in a 9 x 13 pan.
Cook’s Tools:
Check out other Party Recipes:
- Mexican Spinach Dip
- Chicken and Waffle Sliders
- Taco Salad Mini Bites
- Loaded Greek Fries
- Loaded Broccoli and Cheese Fries
- Swedish Cocktail Meatballs
- Dr. Pepper Hot Wings
- Aloha Salsa
- Best-Ever Guacamole Recipe!
- Sweet Corn Tamale Cakes Recipe
- Yogurt Curry Dip
- 7 Layer Greek Dip
- Baked Pimento Cheese Dip – Southwest Style
- Ham and Cheese Party Sandwiches
- Party Cheese Ball
Philly Cheesesteak Dip
Ingredients
- 1 cup chopped yellow onion
- 1 cup chopped green bell pepper
- ⅓ cup bottled zesty Italian dressing
- 1 8-ounce block cream cheese 8-ounce block
- ¼ cup 2% Greek yogurt
- ½ pound white American cheese slices chopped
- ½ pound sliced roast beef chopped
- salt and pepper to taste
- ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese
FOR SERVING:
- Sliced French bread
- tortilla chips
Instructions
- Move oven rack to the middle position, and preheat to 350 degrees F. Lightly spray an 8-inch square baking dish with nonstick cooking spray; set aside.
- In a large skillet over medium heat add onion, pepper, and Italian dressing. Cook, stirring frequently until onions become translucent and soften about 5 minutes.
- Add cream cheese to the pan and use back of a wooden spoon to break it into chunks.
- Once cream cheese starts to melt add Greek yogurt and American cheese. Stir constantly until all the cheese melts. Turn heat off and stir in chopped roast beef. Season with salt and pepper.
- Pour mixture into prepared baking dish. Bake for 15 minutes, sprinkle with Parmesan cheese, then bake for 10 more minutes, or until the edges are bubbly. Serve with sliced French bread and tortilla chips.
Video
Notes
Nutrition
This Philly Cheesesteak Dip recipe first appeared on FFF on January 7, 2016. I have recently updated the photos and added a recipe video. Below are some of the original pictures.
Chicken & Waffle Sliders
Platter Talk
Your Philly Cheesesteak dip looks scrumptious beyond words! Thanks for sharing another amazing looking recipe!
Michelle Dannar
Do you use the dry Zesty Italian dressing or the bottle kind?
Jillian
Hi Michelle I use the bottled, liquid dressing.
Clare
Hello,
When do you add the Italian dressing? I don’t see it in the instructions.
Thank you!
Jillian
It’s right there in step 2. 🙂
Trudi Ross
At what point do you add the parmesan cheese? Does it just get sprinkled on top before baking. Thanks!
Jillian
Hi Trudi, SO sorry about the confusion. I just updated the recipe; you add the Parmesan on top of the dip after 15 minutes of baking and then bake for for 10 minutes more.
I hope you enjoy the recipe!!!
Krissy
Have you ever tried making this in a crockpot?
Jillian
I have not, but I’m sure it will work- low for 2-3 hours.
Jessica Nece
Hi! Question regarding the beef. Are you using shaved raw beef? Or Is it roast beef lunch meat? Or even Steakums? I don’t want to get the wrong thing. Thank you!!
Jillian
I used roast beef from the deli counter. You can also use steakums but you’ll need to cook them before they go into the dip!
Sheena
What kind of roast beef? Is it cold lunchmeat from the deli?
Jillian
Roast Beef right from the deli counter.
Missy
Is there anything that can be used to replace the Greek yogurt (instead of)?
Jillian
You could use mayo instead.
Marcy
Would leaving out the Greek yogurt make a huge difference? Could I sub something else, like mayo maybe? I don’t have Greek yogurt on hand….
Jillian
You could use mayo.
Cindy
Could Sour cream replace the Greek yogurt and is the zesty salad dressing from the bottle or the packet of dry mix?
Jillian
Hi Cindy, great questions. You can use sour cream instead of Greek yogurt, and It’s zesty Italian dressing from the bottle (liquid). I hope this helps! 🙂
Dayna
The BEST DIP ever! Perfect for big parties!
Jessica Formicola
This dip would be so perfect for the Super Bowl! I can’t wait to make it!
Natalie
Oh wow. That dip looks fantastic. Just the right party food. Can’t wait to make this.
Matt @ Plating Pixels
I’ve made a very similar recipe, but like the addition of Italian dressing. Will have to give that a try!
mimi rippee
Well this looks wonderful! I’ve never thought to put roast beef in a dip. Brilliant. I love your waffle sliders, too! Happy super bowl watching!
Sandra
Can u use something different then roast beef
Jillian
Hi Sandra,
Instead of roast beef, you can use steak-umms. I hope this helps!
karla feenstra
Do you think I could use left-over pot roast beef instead?
This looks terrific!
Jillian
I bet that would taste delicious!
KARLA FEENSTRA
I did try it with the leftover pot roast. It was wonderful! We are that for supper and skipped the rest of the meal I had planned.
Thanks for the recipe .
Jillian
Karla, this is good to know! I’m going to make this with leftover pot roast this weekend! Thanks for the tip!