There are times when I don't have a choice and have to eat my sandwiches cold; i.e. at work. It's the worst thing ever! Unless it's a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
I like my bread toasted and crunchy. My cheese has to be warm and melted. On the weekends I like to make elaborate sandwiches so that I can actually enjoy them pressed between my panini maker.
Bread and cheese. I've got a thing for you.
This is sandwich is very easy to make with staples I'm sure you have in your fridge. Ham, cheese, dijon mustard, and mayonnaise. I don't normally have red onions in the house but I had half of one leftover from pizza night. I think it really makes a difference in this sandwich.
Source: adapted from Kraft Foods
2 tsp. mayonnaise
1 tsp. dijon mustard
2 sliceswhole wheat bread
1 thin red onion slice
4 slices ham
6 thin apple slices
1 slice cheese
Heat panini grill. Mix mayo and mustard; spread onto bread slices. Fill with onion, apple, ham, and cheese. Grill 3 minutes or until golden brown.
What do you like to put in your sandwiches?
This sounds delicious! I've been really craving yummy, warm sandwiches lately. I told my husband we're going to start having more of these kinds of sandwiches for dinner.
ReplyDeleteLast place I worked had a toaster oven! I'd use that thing to cook up some warm sandwiches all the time. Here, alas, just a microwave and a toaster. This panini looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I love the addition of sweet apples.
ReplyDeletePerfect fall sandwich! This looks so great!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of a Monte Christo! This looks so good!
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