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The other day DH and I went to Panera Bread (St. Louis Bread Co.) for lunch and I got the Smokehouse Turkey Panini. Omigosh, it was sooo good. It is now Wednesday and I haven't stopped thinking about it, I'm obsessed! I'm a total cheeseburger kind of girl, but this could be my new favorite sandwich of all time.

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I love paninis so much... I think I am going to get a panini maker. There's just something about the warm sandwich with the crunchy bread... mmmmm!

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Smokehouse turkey is my favorite one!  Yummy!  This isn't a panini, but I also adore the Bacon Turkey Bravo, which you might like too, since turkey bacon and cheese are involved.  But i do sub three cheese bread and get cheddar instead of Gouda.



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oooh I love panini's.  My favorite is mozzarella with basil, pesto, and roma tomatoes (and I hate tomatoes).  Other good ones are chicken, cheese, and pesto or fresh rosemary and also procuitto, fontina and basil with italian dipping seasoning.  I put some EVOO on each side so they don't stick.


I make my own at home with the george foreman grill and they come out great. Now I think I might make one this week for dinner since I have all the ingredients.


I typically just look at restaurant menus to see what they make theirs with and then copy it at home.



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Whats a panini? It sounds delicious!!

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ejc423 wrote:
Smokehouse turkey is my favorite one!  Yummy!  This isn't a panini, but I also adore the Bacon Turkey Bravo, which you might like too, since turkey bacon and cheese are involved.  But i do sub three cheese bread and get cheddar instead of Gouda.


ejc, I get this sandwich every time I go there! I sub in the asiago cheese bread. Yum!

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ranchera20 wrote:

Whats a panini? It sounds delicious!!
Its a heated sandwich I guess is the best way to describe it.  kinda like a melt but flatter.

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Aurora wrote:

ranchera20 wrote: Whats a panini? It sounds delicious!! Its a heated sandwich I guess is the best way to describe it.  kinda like a melt but flatter.
it's grilled between two heavy plates (thing george foreman grill) so that it gets squished. They are divine! Something about heating a sandwich makes it taste soooo much better!

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