



Lunch
Grilled Steak and Elote Sandwich
A perfect summer grilling sandwich including Latin inspired flavors like cheesy elote and grilled skirt steaks over fire. Any meat and cheese lover's dream.
Ingredients
For the elote
3 ears of corn (grilled and kernels cut off)
1⁄2cup mayo
1⁄3cup chicken stock
1⁄4cup chopped cilantro
2⁄3cup grated Tillamook Whole Milk Mozzarella
2 tbsp hot sauce
1⁄4cup of crumble cotija cheese
1 tbsp sugar
2 tsps each salt, pepper, paprika
For the sandwich
4-8 Sourdough bread slices (4 for 2 servings, 8 for 4 servings)
2 outside skirt steaks or hanger steaks
4 slices of Tillamook Sharp Cheddar Slices
Start a fire in a charcoal grill.
Grill the corn and cut off the kernels,.
Combine all of the elote ingredients into a pan and let them melt together, set aside.
Salt your steaks and sear them over the fire for about 1-2 mins per side depending on how thin they are, let them rest for 10 minutes.
Slice the steaks against the grain
Assemble your sandwiches - In a clean pan, place 2 slices of sourdough, layer tillamook sharp cheddar slices on both pieces. Then add steak slices to one side and the elote on the other. Put the pieces together and toast until everything in warm and melty.
Enjoy!
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Meet the chef
Jack Mancuso
The official Grill Master of the Buffalo Bills, Jack works with the NBA, NFL and MLB and counts many professional athletes, ranging from world champion fighters to NBA champions as fans. His passion for grilling began in his college dorm room where he would cook for his friends, which is where the moniker “Chef Cuso” was born. After college he would film and upload his cooking videos as a way to stay in touch with friends, but very quickly this hobby turned into a serious career. In addition to his content, Jack is also an entrepreneur with his company titled Cuso Cuts being amongst the most popular seasonings and rubs available on Amazon.