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Panini Sandwich Recipes You Should Try

Panini sandwiches are famous for being healthy and delicious. They are your best substitute for those fatty, high-calorie sandwiches you usually eat. You no longer have to worry about putting on extra weight or ruining your diet since you can always include healthy ingredients of your choice in your panini sandwiches.

One of the best things about panini is that you can use your imagination and creativity in preparing them. You can go vegan by substituting ingredients according to your own taste. In addition, you can always try using different breads like ciabatta or whole wheat. You can also experiment with various herbs and flavors to spice up your panini sandwiches.

Regardless of the panini sandwiches you want to try, remember that the secret behind delicious recipes lies in the filling. Here are some panini sandwich recipes you should try:

Pizza-style
If you are bored of the usual pizza you have in restaurants, now is the time to make your own pizza-style panini sandwich. Combine mozzarella cheese, your favorite pizza sauce, sliced black olives, sliced green and red bell peppers, pre-sautéed mushrooms, onion rings, and pineapple. These ingredients will serve as a filling for your panini pizza. Moreover, you may even add pepperoni, ground beef or ham. You can also put in slices of tomatoes a few minutes before removing the panini from the grill.

Breakfast
Does preparing breakfast eat up most of your time in the morning? Now you can prepare breakfast like a pro for your whole family by making panini sandwiches suited for breakfast. Just fill panini with scrambled eggs and cheese. You can even add vegetables like green peppers, potatoes, and onions. You can even add ham or bacon; which go great with scrambled eggs.

Vegetarian/Vegan
If you want a healthy yet delicious sandwich, then make yourself a vegetarian panini sandwich. It is easy, practical, and even cheaper to prepare. Simply fill panini with your favorite vegetables like sliced onions, sliced tomatoes, sliced zucchini, fresh spinach or lettuce, basil leaves, and green peppers. You can make them even tastier by adding shredded aged cheddar cheese or drizzle with your favorite dressing.

Panini sandwich recipes call for your creativity and imagination. Aside from the pizza, breakfast and vegetarian panini sandwich recipes above, you can also make your own or even search for more recipes on the Internet or in cookbooks. Panini sandwiches are fun to prepare and you can customize your own to fit your taste.

About the Author

Sabrina Rocca
Author: Easy Panini Recipes
For more great panini recipes and ideas, visit http://www.easypaninirecipes.com.

Tom Green - Cheese Sandwich

Green Sandwich

Honey glazed grilled turkey sandwich

A Gourmet Inspired Tip: Sandwiches are the classic lunch staple, from Subway to the gourmet gargantuans you can get at the deli. It is also one of the most popular bag lunch options but you might be uninspired by the dry lunch meat options. Not to mention the “soggy” sandwich dilemma when you finally arrive at work. Try this simple, delicious – and hopefully drier option.

This method works with chicken or turkey. If using chicken breast fillets, slice thin fillets about 1 cm thick.

You can find more great recipes on the Gourmet Inspired food blog

Ingredients

- 200 grams chicken or turkey fillet, approximately 1 cm thick
- 3 tbs honey to taste
- At least 2 leaves of cos lettuce
- 1 tbs mayonnaise
- 2 slices crusted bread, sourdough works well since it is more resistant to sogginess

NB: By avoiding tomatoes, you’re decreasing the soggy factor

Method

- Glaze the turkey or chicken fillets liberally honey.
- Place under hot grill and grill each side for 2-3 minutes. Don’t overcook.
- Butter the bread. Make sure the cos lettuce is dry and place on both slices of bread. Spread mayonnaise on top of lettuce. The lettuce acts as a barrier to keep the mayonnaise from seeping through the bread.
- Put chicken in between the pieces of lettuce. Hopefully, if packaged properly you’ll have a delicious gourmet sandwich, as if it had been freshly made.

What does it mean to be Gourmet Inspired?

The professionals all agree, when it comes to gourmet restaurant quality meals, you have to get your ingredients right. This means, the freshest herbs, picked from your backyard, the best cuts of meat and of course, organic in-season produce from your local farmers’ market.

Garden? Farmers’ Market? HELLOOO???

I’m sorry, but the professional chefs may have the time to trawl through the markets and drop by the wharf to pick up the fresh catch of the day. But for the rest of us, “fresh” means the mad dash to the supermarket aisles in a suit straight after work, desperately trying to scrounge together the ingredients for tonight’s meal - if you manage to remember exactly when you bought that last carton of eggs. Organic means picking up the saran wrapped package with the green seal instead of none. Not to mention with today’s economy, exquisite cuts of meat may not be particularly wallet friendly.

But does that mean we can’t enjoy our favourite seafood pasta and tartine tarts at home?

Gourmet Inspired is a new way of looking at home cooking. We all know about home style roasts, spaghetti bolognaise and stir fry out of a packet. This collection of recipes has been developed to be simple and budget friendly, “inspired” by the tastes of your restaurant favourites, perfect for the amateur chefs in all of us.

Leave the professional tips and tricks to the professionals, but let the professionals inspire the rest of us.

About the Author

Author of food blog, Gourmet Inspired. Leave the professional tips and tricks to the professionals, but let the professionals inspire the rest of us.

When buying a Subway sandwich, is it correct to ask for "green pepper" or "green peppers"?

Bearing in mind these are not whole peppers but slices of.

"Green pepper" or "some green pepper" is correct. Regardless of whether it is sliced up, you are not asking for more than one whole pepper. Each slice of the the Pepper is not, in itself, "a green pepper" but is "some green pepper", so asking for green peppers is not correct, in the same way that asking for "grated cheeses" in a normal scenario is not correct.

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