Steak and Cheese Scallion Roll Up

Steak and Cheese Scallion Roll Up

Shaved steak and melted cheese wrapped in our crisp scallion pancake, paired with Dumpling Daughter Spicy Sweet Soy Aioli.

Grab&Go

1

CATEGORY

SERVES

8:00

4:00

PREP TIME

COOK TIME

PREP

Sauce: Portion Dumpling Daughter Spicy Sweet Soy Aioli into a 2 oz cup (or ramekin) for dipping.

Steak: Cook shaved steak on flat top until hot and cooked through; season to taste.

Scallion Pancake: Cook scallion pancake on flat top or skillet until crisp and pliable (about 2–4 min per side).

Sandwich: Layer steak + cheese on cooked scallion pancake and roll up tightly (or fold like a wrap). Lightly press to seal.

EQUIPMENT

  • Flat top, skillet, or panini press

  • Tongs / spatula

  • Knife + cutting board

  • Parchment or sandwich wrap

  • 2 oz sauce cup + lid

  • Basket or plate (for service)

INGREDIENTS

  • Dumpling Daughters Scallion Pancake

    1 pancake

  • 3-4 oz

    Shaved Steak

    3-4 oz
    cooked

  • Provolone Cheese (American/ Cheddar)

    2-3 slices
    melted

  • Dumpling Daughters Spicy Sweet Soy

    1-2 oz
    for dipping

SERVICE / ORDER

  1. Cook scallion pancake on flat top or skillet until crisp and pliable (about 2–4 min per side).

  2. Cook shaved steak until hot; drain excess liquid if needed.

  3. Add steak + cheese to pancake, roll tightly, and toast seam-side down to seal.

  4. Continue to toast, turning as needed, until cheese is melted and exterior is golden and crisp (about 2–4 min total).

  5. Serve with 1–2 oz Spicy Sweet Soy Aioli.

Grab & Go (No Melting)

  1. Cook scallion pancake on flat top or skillet until crisp and pliable (about 2–4 min per side); cool 1–2 min.

  2. Layer cooked shaved steak and cheese on the pancake and roll tightly.

  3. Wrap securely (deli paper) and hold refrigerated until service.

  4. Portion 1–2 oz Dumpling Daughter Spicy Sweet Soy Aioli in a cup.

  5. Chill/hold refrigerated until service.

TIPS & NOTES

Layer cheese against the hot steak so it melts fast and holds the roll together.

Toast seam-side down first to seal the roll and prevent opening.

Drain steak well before rolling so the pancake stays crisp (not soggy).

Don’t overfill—a tighter roll slices cleaner and holds better for grab & go.

Wrap immediately after toasting to keep it tight while it rests.

STEP-BY-STEP VIDEO

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