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No cheating, no googling, what is your idea of panini?

Its a form/kind of bread and deliscious:o)))

did'nt have time to cheat

Its a grilled italian bread with a filling

flat tasteless bread heated on a hotplate and filled with all sorts,,,,,,,,of horrible stuff,,,,,,yuk,,,,,,,,!!

keep em coming lol

yummy and edible, and hot.

Italian toastie or tortilla type thingy.

Love 'em!!

Love

Daff xxx

An opera singer?

An opera?

A type of horse?

Ok...I googled!!

xxxxxx

Ann, that's naughty!

Jen, yes, you are right but there is another meaning.

It's doughy type bread shaped like a baguette, that you fill with anything but cucumber ( my favorite is Tuna, cheese & red onion) then you place between 2 hot plates don't add to much pressure, until outer parts are toasted in the inside is piping hot

lol Julie... guess what happens with too much pressure, lol!!!

Love

Daff xxx

Daff..its not easy cleaning a Panini machine. burnt my fingers afew times lol

Julie

I know what Paganini was

Bob

Ok - if I read any more I will be drooling lol
I thought Panini was a type of bread, like Ciabatta or Foccacia etc

A panino (IPA: [pʰəˈninəʊ]) is a sandwich made from a small loaf of bread, typically a ciabatta. The loaf is often cut horizontally and filled with salami, ham, meat, cheese or other food, and sometimes served hot. A grilled panino is buttered on the outside and grilled in a press.

The word "panino" [pa'ni:no] is Italian (literally meaning small bread roll), with the plural panini. "Panini" is often used in a singular sense by speakers of languages that borrow the word, including English and French, and pluralised when necessary into "paninis".


In Italian, panino refers variously to a bread roll and a sandwich, and a paninoteca is a sandwich bar. In Central Italy, there is a popular version of panino which is filled with porchetta, i.e. slices of roasted pork.


So now you know, I won't show my ignorance in a bakery and ask for a loaf or roll of panini lol

Just thought I should educate you all, lol
Lizx


Was the Peterborough meet where I first tried the brie and ham ones and was hooked, now I make them often,but sometimes use crusty granary rolls instead.

looks like a square roll fat filled with stuff and heated served
not as tasty as it looks prior to heatin

oh Julia Ann, the ones in Peterboro were to die for, mmmmmmm

I love Paninis, and those ones at Peterborough were the biz.

Mind you, I used to get a lovely cheese and tuna panini in castle Mall, in the only cafe you could smoke in, on the loo level. Often used to go there for my lunch.

right girls u got me droolin'

where in peterborough did u find them?

Bob

Ask TW - she will know but it isn't that far from the station and it has Purple seats! I felt as if I was on me throne lol

Lizx

Pmsl Liz.

It was the Cafe Riza,Bob. Opposite the back of Argos.

The Paninis WERE lovely as was the wine TW and I demolished lol xx