Making a panini on the stove or in the oven

Making a panini in a skillet on the stove offers the greatest control with your improvised panini press, but you can achieve comparable results by using your oven. Simply place the panini on a baking sheet and use a heavy oven-safe grill press or skillet as a weight. This approach is perfect for preparing multiple paninis at once: cover the sandwiches with a piece of parchment paper, gently place another baking sheet on top, and then add your weights on the baking sheet.
This technique is effective for any dish that benefits from a little flattening, such as quesadillas or toasties. It’s also the best way to achieve a crispy crust on a grilled cheese sandwich. Pressed sandwiches tend to hold together better, making this method ideal for quick snacks. For a speedy breakfast, try this technique with a breakfast sandwich filled with eggs, cheese, and bacon. This demonstrates that while "proper" panini presses may be nice to have, they aren't essential for creating a tasty sandwich. Just grab a pan and start pressing!
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