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Pizza Panini
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My panini press is a very well used kitchen tool. It’s fast and convenient because it heats the sandwich from both sides and the pressing really helps you jam pack the sandwich with delicious ingredients. Some nights when time is rushed, almost anything pressed between two slices of bread can become a fabulous gourmet sandwich – even pizza toppings.
Head over to PaulaDeen.com to see the rest of the story and the recipe for my latest contribution on Cooking for a Young Family: Supreme Pizza Panini.
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Katie’s lifelong interest in cooking good food has shown her that part of the goodness in life is enjoying delicious food with friends and family. She is: Writer. Photographer. Recipe Developer. Website Founder. Lover of all things good in life. Wife & Mom. A mix of great recipes, family memories, and yummy photography is what Katie serves up each week at GoodLife Eats™. Katie resides in Colorado with her husband and two children.
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Hello! I'm Katie Goodman, author of GoodLife Eats Etc. where I share what I find in my life. A mix of great recipes, family memories, adventures, good reads, and anything else that I love is what you will discover here.
Thank God I'm headed to the store right now b/c I'm making THAT for dinner! Yum! ~Rachel
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That looks fabulous!! You had me sold on the green peppers. One of the only things I like some veggies on is pizza!
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We LOVE our panini maker. We use it all of the time. These look fabulous!
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Adorable idea! Love pizza in a sammy
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I haven't made panini for a long time! I miss it. This recipe is new to me. Pizza panini looks yummy!
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Looks fantastic and easy. Since I don't have a panini maker, I imagine that using a george forman works fine… or just smashing it between two pans and flipping it.
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I definitely need to get myself one of those! I love this recipe…great idea.
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It's exactly 8:19am here and I'm craving a pizza panini!:)
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And why not? Anything you can throw on a pizza would make a great sandwich. Love the way you think!!
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I have to comment again to tell you how good this was for dinner! I don't like sausage, so we made it simple vegetarian and just layered red onion, green and orange pepper, mushrooms, a sprinkle of oregano and parmesan, and mozzarella on sesame semolina bread. It tasted just like pizza! My husband LOVED it. It's definitely going in my recipe box, thank you for posting it!
~Rachel
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We love panini's in my house. They are one of my got-to dinners when we're in a rush (which happens a lot these days now that I have a nine year old who plays hockey four nights a week). I love that you've made this a pizza version
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i love our panini press and your pizza variation is simply brilliant!
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I am definitely gonna give this panini a try! YUM!
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Gorgeous, this looks and sounds absolutely delicious! Now I am going to want a panini press!
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Pizza Panini….crispy, crunchy, filled with flavor. All the essentials are in this panini. Heard u are going to Blogher Food….can't wait to meet you!
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it looks so simple, yet somehow I never thought to do this! I have a panini press that i've never even used. I am definitely making this. always looking for creative ways to get veggies in!
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Two of my favourite fast foods all in one.
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Yum… I'm trying to catch up on everything in my RSS reader, and this totally caught my eye! What a great idea! I love to make paninis for a quick lunch or dinner. I think my hubby would love these, too.
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That panini looks so good! I like the pizza dipping sauce.
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Looks so yummy! And fun! Sharing it on my Fun Friday post tomorrow. Thanks!!
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