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how do I make panini?
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jewlls
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hello,
Does anybody know how to make panins from scratch. Making own bread etc.
Children are driving me mad asking for them. so I thought it might be cheaper
to make your own.
many thanks
Jewlls xxx
Does anybody know how to make panins from scratch. Making own bread etc.
Children are driving me mad asking for them. so I thought it might be cheaper
to make your own.
many thanks
Jewlls xxx
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Panini's are just toasted baguettes - like you'd do a toasted sandwich0
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oh I thought they made with some sort of speciallity bread, not very good on the italian food0
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jewlls wrote:hello,
Does anybody know how to make panins from scratch. Making own bread etc.
Children are driving me mad asking for them. so I thought it might be cheaper
to make your own.
many thanks
Jewlls xxx
The pub i used to work in used Ciabatta baguettes and they were delicious! Have no idea
how to make from scratch tho. Accept that some days you're the pigeon and some days you're the statue.0 -
carrie483 wrote:The pub i used to work in used Ciabatta baguettes and they were delicious! Have no idea how to make from scratch tho.
Ciabatta bread is delicious I'll agree - but I was thinking of the Money Saving aspect
You can get 4 baguettes in Somerfield for 49p... or it could be 99p....0 -
if that is all they are made from (baguettes ) then it is just as easy to buy and do your own filling how would I actually flatten them? would I have to buy the flattening grill.0
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do you have a George foreman grill ? I just use mine instead of a proper flattening grill - hold it for a few seconds and it does a great job.Currently on a life sort-out !! ...reducing bills, decluttering and getting into fitness - busy bee
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I dont have a george forman grill, only the old fashioned breville maker0
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OH the other day did one of these with a bread roll in the George Foreman grill thing we had bought for us and tasted quite nice actually
He put some butter in a pan and chopped up a couple of mushrooms, abit of red and green pepper and some grated carrot & apple. Then added a little of the left over chicken, then placed in the roll with some grated cheese and squished in the grill and was done in about 2 mins. It tasted lovely.
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xxTo repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0 -
those part-baked rolls & baguettes from Lidl make great paninis, but best of all for the purpose are those ciabatta rolls they sell, delicious
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