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A sandwich is a beautiful thing - simple and comforting. Add some heat to cheese and bread and create the
perfect lunch. Like any good meal, the perfect sandwich starts with the best ingredients that you can find.
Use a nice hearty bread, good oil or butter, and fresh, in-season ingredients. Don't stop there, for your
pantry probably has some great additions - roasted red peppers can add a lot of flavor to simple grilled
chicken. Mayonnaise and mustards can do wonders. Have leftover barbequed chicken from the grill last night?
Shred it and put it on bread. The options are endless. Place on the hot grill, press or top melt, and your
sandwich will be ready before you can finish setting the table. The extra-large cooking surface allows you to
make up to four sandwiches at a time.
Sandwich Type Prep It Build It Cook It
The Perfect
Grilled
Cheese
(with variations)
Panini
Grill Position and Plates: Closed; Grill or Griddle
Preheat Temperature: 400°F upper and lower
Ingredients: Your favorite sliced bread • softened
butter • a good melting cheese: classic American,
Swiss varieties, Cheddar, etc.
If you're feeling adventurous, or just want a
change from the ordinary, get some other
ingredients ready: sliced deli pickles, sliced
tomato, some bacon from yesterday's breakfast.
While grill is preheating, assemble
your sandwiches:
Lightly brush one side of each slice of
bread with the softened butter.
Layer the cheese on top of half of the
un-buttered slices (if using optional
fillings, layer them in between the
cheese). Top with the other pieces of
the bread, with the buttered side
facing up.
Open grill carefully and
place prepared sandwiches
on the hot plate.
Close grill and set the cover
height adjuster so the
upper plate is just sitting
on top of the bread.
Allow to cook for about
5 minutes, or until bread
is crispy and cheese is
fully melted.
The Classic
Italian
Panini
Grill Position and Plates: Closed; Griddle or Grill
Preheat Temperature: 400°F upper and lower
Ingredients: Ciabatta or a rustic Italian bread (for
ciabatta, cut into enough for 4 sandwiches; for
Italian, cut 8 slices) • olive oil for brushing on
bread • 8 ounces of a variety of Italian meats
(prosciutto, mortadella, salami, sopressata, etc.)
• 2 roasted red peppers, drained and sliced • 4
ounces of provolone • salt and pepper
While grill is preheating, assemble
your sandwiches:
Lightly brush one side of each slice
of bread with the oil.
Layer the meats on the bottom half
of each bread slice, oiled side down.
Top with the roasted pepper, then
provolone. Sprinkle with salt and
pepper if desired. Top with the other
pieces of bread, oiled side facing up.
Open grill carefully and
place prepared sandwiches
on the hot plate.
Close grill to press the
sandwich. Allow to cook
for about 5 minutes, or
until bread is crispy and
cheese is fully melted.
The Melt
Open-
Faced
Grill Position and Plates: Open; Grill or Griddle
Preheat Temperature: 450°F upper; 400°F lower
Ingredients: 4 slices of your favorite sandwich
bread • 1 cup of either chicken, tuna, turkey or
egg salad • 4 slices (about 4 ounces) Swiss,
Cheddar or American cheese
While grill is preheating, assemble
your sandwiches:
Lay the four slices of bread on a
plate or tray. Top with the salad,
and then with the cheese.
Open grill carefully and
place prepared sandwiches
on the hot plate.
Using the cover height
adjuster, close upper plate
until it is sitting right
above the top of the
sandwich, not touching it.
Cook until cheese is
melted, about 5 to 7
minutes.
The Meat
Lovers
Panini
Grill Position and Plates: Closed; Grill or Griddle
Preheat Temperature: 400°F upper and lower
Ingredients: 8 slices of your favorite sandwich
bread • softened butter, for brushing bread
• brown deli mustard • 16 ounces of your favorite
deli meats (roast beef, turkey, ham, pastrami, etc.)
• 6 to 8 ounces Swiss cheese
While grill is preheating, assemble
your sandwiches:
Lightly brush one side of each slice
of bread with the softened butter.
Brush the inside of 4 of the slices
with the mustard.
Evenly distribute the meat on
top of half of the bread, buttered
side down.
Top with the Swiss, and then place
the other slice of bread, mustard-side
down, on top.
Open grill carefully and
place prepared sandwiches
on the hot plate.
Close grill to press the
sandwich. Allow to cook
for about 5 minutes, or
until bread is crispy and
cheese is fully melted.