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- Italian for "small bread roll"
- Panini Grills are made specifically to grill these types of sandwiches
- Ciabatta is popular for panini, though any bread can be used
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A Panino is an Italian sandwich using a small loaf of bread, typically ciabatta or foccacia, that is sliced horizontally and filled with cheese such as fontina or provolone, cured meats such as salami or ham, and various vegetables.
The sandwiches can be served hot or cold, but in the United States, panini are usually buttered and then grilled in a Panini Press.
One sandwich is called a Panino, while multiple sandwiches are called Panini.
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Panino Merchandise
- Mahalo's Guide to the Panini Grill
- Amazon.com: Panini Grills
- NexTag: Panini Grills
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@kevinfear "Panini" is already plural i.e. 1 panino many panini note: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panini_(sandwich)
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@paulaluna love it! it might have simply been a 'panino scaldato'--just a 'heated sandwich'--with mozzarella. they 'grill' them to heat them
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Pedantry of the day: Panini is plural. Singular is panino. In Italy, a sandwich bar is paninoteca.(& I'm shocked SF lacks a place so named)
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