So. If I have learned one thing…it’s that it is all about the bread and meat and cheese here. And the views. But that’s beside the point.
I have also learned that I am in full support of this bread,meat and cheese thing, and have decided to embrace it as a weekly experiment. You see, I have always wanted to be one of those people who can whip up an amazing meal off the top of their head. No recipe required. No list of ingredients provided. They just know what tastes good together and can make magic happen. This is really hard guys. So, in an attempt to one day reach my goal and in honor of Switzerland, I plan on panini experimenting each week. I am starting off small in hopes that I can at least come up with some recipes that taste good. And we will just go from there.
I will say that I do believe I am off to a good start, though, because what I am about to show you was scrumptious. Even the hubs agreed.
All you need is:
4 slices of your favorite bread
4 slices of prosciutto
4 thick slices of freshmozzarella
fig preserves
1/2 red onion, sliced
1 Tbsp. olive oil
//serves 2//
–If you do not have a panini maker, you can start off by pre heating the oven to 400.–
Next, slice 4 slices of your favorite bakery bread. I used some whole grain french bread. Keepin’ it simple.
Spread fig preserves on both the top piece and bottom piece of your sandwich. Then layer on 2 slices of prosciutto.
Heat 1 Tbsp. of oil in a pan on medium-high heat. When heated through, add the onions and sautee for about 5 minutes. You may have to turn the heat down to medium depending on your stove.
When the onions are through cooking, layer them on top of the meat, then add your 2 chunks of sliced mozzarella.
Put a little bit of olive oil on both sides of the sandwich so it gets nice and crispy when it cooks.
Throw them in the panini maker and get ready to eat!
If you do not have a panini maker (like I currently do not) you can put the sandwiches in the oven on a sprayed down baking sheet, to cook for about 10-12 minutes.
And that should do it! Everyone loves a good sandwich :) –Ashley
I think I will pull my Panini maker out of the cabinet!
Haha! You totally should! Put that baby to good use :)
Mmm that looks soo good! Definitely my kind of meal.
Thank you! And mine too, girl. You really can’t top a warm and toasty (and easy) sandwich!
That looks like a Panini I would eat!
Haha! It is so good! I actually was thinking about you when I made it :)
Oh my goodness…this is a beautiful thing.. LOVE. :-)
Haha! Thank you! I don’t know about you but I love pretty much anything between two slices of bread. You can’t go wrong!
Haha! Thank you! I love me some paninis :)
yum looks great!
Good lord that looks so good – hot crunchy melty cheesy yumm!
I vote you make it and experience the yumminess! It is pretty darn good :)
This looks delightful! I had a great sandwich similar to this in Atlanta and have been craving it…looks like I need to get some groceries!
haha! Thank you! I hope you get around to trying it, then. I think it is pretty darn good :) And I am not a fan of grocery shopping, but I would brave it for this sandwich!!
That sounds really good! I like the fact that you added a sweet touch.
Thank you! sweet and salty combos are my favorite :) you should try it!!