Pannini
Fresh, quick and easy pannini grilled sandwiches with ingredients you love. I use the George Foreman grill press in my RV, but any double sided grill should work as well. For best results push down on the top of the closed grill until the bread gets a little firm and stops bouncing back as much. I use a dry dish towel to insulate my hand if the cover is too warm to hold down. Be careful. If there is any moisture in the towel it can turn to steam and cause a nasty burn.
Ingredients
1 sub roll or soft baguette
Sliced roast beef, ham or turkey
Sliced cheese
Vegetables (cucumbers, mushrooms, onions, etc.)Directions
Slice the vegetables in thin, long pieces. Short pieces tend to fall out of the sandwich too easily. Layer all ingredients evenly on the sub roll, lay on the grill, close the lid and press with a relatively firm pressure on the top cover to squeeze the sandwich together until the roll becomes less springy. Sandwich is done when the cheese is melted and meat is hot.
Serves: 2
Serves: 2
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