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I discovered breakfast panini-scramble eggs(loosely, they'll cook a bit more in press). Slice ciabatta or other hearty crusty italian bread or rolls horizontally. Pull doughy centers out. Fill with eggs, fresh mozzarella slices & thin slices of jarred roasted red pepper, season to taste. I can think of hundreds of variations on this-have fun creating new ones!
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Mmm... a good baguette with:
- prosciutto cotta, marinara and mozzarella
- leftover roast beef or steak, caramelized onions and spicy mustard
- leftover roast chicken, salt/pepper, baby spinach and gruyereOr just a schmancy grilled cheese: two slices of a round loaf (country or italian), butter and parmesan on the outside, sharp cheddar, crispy bacon and tomatoes on the inside.
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We discovered that having a good roasted vegitable spread adds the love to a panini.
Awhile back we had a ton of vegis in the fridge (tomatos, peppers, onions, garic, eggplant etc). We roasted them all up in the oven, then put them in a food processor. The spread really adds a depth of flavor no matter what type of sammie you are making.
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I must take my pannini press skiing with me so i can make some of those yummy sandwiches before heading off to the slopes for the day and make all the picnic gourmets drool...i can never figure what to take to the ski club, especially when i see these amazing picnic baskets being laid out with such care.
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I helped 'cater' my parents anniversary party this weekend and made a bunch of paninis, cut into strips and secured with a toothpick. I used a good foccacia and made three versions:
1) Grilled chicken, mozzarella with a basil and pimento mayo
2) Thinly shaved grilled beef tenderloin with caramalized onions, fontina and hot garlic mustard
3) Roasted red pepper, marinated artichoke hearts, balasmic marinated portabellos and rosemary herbed goat cheesePeople seemed to like them.
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re: jcanncuk
Throw in a few slices of bacon on jcanncuk #1 on rye with a smidge of honey mustard and you have my fave! You can try Williams-sonoma.com and browse their recipes- yum!
Also if you don't have fresh tomatoes there is a fabulous sundried tomato spread in the Publix produce section that is amazing with some boars head chicken and mozz cheese!
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I make the following regularly:
caprese panini (my wife's favorite) -- sliced roma tomatoes, sliced mozzarella, torn-up fresh basil leaves, and fresh ground pepper
zucchini panini -- same as caprese but with "planks" of zucchini instead of tomatoes. It's a good idea to slice the zucchini lengthwise (hence the term "planks") and then grill before making the sandwiches
portabello panini -- same as above but with grilled portabello mushrooms.






