What’s your favourite combination for a grilled sandwich?
I’m going to do grilled sandwiches tomorrow for dinner – Panini style either on the indoor grill or on the bbq. Looking for some interesting combo’s.
What have you had that really tastes great?
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That (above) lamb panani sounds great. My favorite's also w/lamb -- sliced lamb, grilled leeks, and fontina.
No matter what savory cheese + panini I make, I first toast the bread just a little and then rub the slices with a raw garlic clove before assembling and grilling. I think it adds such an awesome flavor to many combos (other favorites for this = goat cheese, tomato, basil and mozzerella, speck). Umm. (Of course, you have to like garlic.) -
My favorite for leftover roast leg of lamb (sliced): Mix Mango chutney with grated apple and chopped toasted pecans. Spread a little softened butter the outside of two halves of a panini roll, and spread this on the inside of the bottom. Add sliced lamb, crumbled blue cheese (I like gorgonzola) spread a little of the chutney mixture on the top half and close it up. Then you press away on your grill!
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Smoked turkey, swiss, cream cheese and cranberry sauce or apricot jam grilled on sourdough.
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1) Niman ranch ham, gruyere cheese, dijon mustard, seeded rye bread.
2) Tuna melt - tuna salad made with lots of minced onions, jack cheese, Orowheat health nut bread, lettuce on the side - the lettuce is neccesary for contrast, but I found putting it into the sandwich itself just wilts it and defeats the purpose.›4 Replies -
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What I really want to know is how to roast the pork (Lechon Asado?)in order to make the Cubana sandwich at home. I know I should make my own rolls/bread too - but hey, you got to draw the line somewhere!
Does anyone have a good roast pork recipe that would play well in this delectable sandwich?
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I think pound cake may be a bit overkill on the fat/sugar when mixed with Nutella. For sweet panini (aka grilled nutella sandwich), plain old nutella on brioche bread (not too sweet) or challah, or whatever bread you have on hand, fried in a bit of butter.
For savory, grated gruyere mixed with dijon mustard, spread on sourdough bread with ham, fried in olive oil. Credit goes to someone else for this combo, but I can't remember where I saw the recipe. I'm sure some arugula on it would be excellent. -
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I juat saw Giada make Panini with prosciutto, lemon-mayonnaise, arugula, and fresh tomatoes on ciabatta.
She also made a sweet one on slices of pound cake with nutella, and fresh strawberries, griddled with a butter flavored cooking spray.
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This is a cold-hot combo (more like a bruschetta):
grilled bread (I used homemade baguette- the loaf was kinda ugly so this was a good way to hide it!)
goat cheese mixed with a little cream and chopped rosemary
sliced fresh figs (we have a tree with brown turkeys, but I'm sure missions would be good)
honey to drizzle
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re: Pincho
For eating out, yes, a Cuban is da bomb...I responded with the lowly American cheese and salsa, and that is what I love to cook at home...here in SW FL, there are so many places that say they serve Cuban sandwiches but only one of them serves them with real roasted marinated pork (the others use some kind of pork lunch meat...pitOOOEY!)...it's one of those sandwiches that I would never try at home and I just leave it to the experts at Fernandez the Bull (Naples)...our office did a "Cuban run" two weeks ago, and all you could hear was the moaning and groaning over the deliciousness of those sandwiches when I returned wit' da goods!
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re: Val
If I lived in Florida I might not bother either... but since I don't I make them at home... I almost always make cuban sandwiche the day after making 1) arista or 2) bbq pork shoulder as leftovers from either make a great sandwich. Last time I made them was for a picnic on the beach... everything tastes better on the beach so this is a fond memory.
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Thanks for all the great suggestions.
I think I’m going to have to do a few different ones.
I like the idea of adding some sweet in with the savoury and may use up the last of my figs as a compote of sorts. Another one with grilled veggies.Off to get some great bread and cheese all the fixin’s – thanks for the inspiration!
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You need to make one with jalapeno jelly and a creamy mild cheese. Or sub mango chutney for the jelly if you don't have any, though that's better with fontina.
I like grilled veggies with caramelized onions. After it's grilled, add greens or sprouts for crunch.
Hummus makes fab panini, too. Pair with roasted peppers, then add crunchy carrot salad once it's grilled.
Try using day-old croissants for the bread, esp. for dessert panini.
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First and foremost, ham and cheese. It may be old fashioned but it's still great.
I also like BF ham, smoked turkey breast and Gruyere.
If you can make an olive tapenade, you can do a muffaletta. Genoa (Hot) BF ham and provolone with olive tapenade (Olive salad). It's a great combo.
You can always to a Philly cheese steak too.DT
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