I just love meats, cheeses, veggies, whatever, pressed between two yummy pieces of bread and cooked until gooey and crispy. Yes, things can be gooey in the middle and crispy on the outside....exactly how a good panini should be. Recipes for paninis are endless, you can literally put anything in between two pieces of bread and make it taste good. I think my absolute favorite panini comes from a restaurant/bar in Cedar Falls, Iowa, called Soho (www.barmuda.com/soho). This place is half sushi/sandwich shop and half martini bar. It is wonderful! My panini there of choice is their #19 (roasted turkey, smoked ham, bacon, swiss, tomatoes, and sassy soho sauce). Not really sure what is in the sassy soho sauce, but it is GOOD.
So the other day, I made my own panini for lunch with what I had around the house - whole wheat bread, turkey, ham, tomato, cheddar cheese, and barbecue sauce. I know, the barbecue sauce sounds kinda funny, but honestly it is good. Just look at it dripping out this sides...try it!
That looks so yummy! I might have to look into getting a panini press! Actually, I think we got something similar to a panini press as a wedding gift...guess I should go through the stash of gifts we haven't used yet! Please tell me I'm not the only one that has a stash like that!! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are not the only one Lisa...we just got the turn table pizza maker thing out of the box this summer, and we've been married since 2006!
ReplyDeleteYou are not the only one Lisa...we just got the turn table pizza maker thing out of the box this summer, and we've been married since 2006!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so yummy! I might have to look into getting a panini press! Actually, I think we got something similar to a panini press as a wedding gift...guess I should go through the stash of gifts we haven't used yet! Please tell me I'm not the only one that has a stash like that!! :-)
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