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pamperedbecky said:I'm thinking about making paninis. Yum! I grilled up a couple pork tenderloins the other night with the garlic oil and chipotle rub on them. YUM!!! So, I have almost a whole tenderloin left that I was going to slice up. I also have pepperjack cheese I can put on them. I'm thinking about making the chipotle rub dip to use as a spread, but also to dip veggies and chips in as a snack. I LOVE that rub. I'd better stock up on it.
I have leftover potatoes from the other night too. I just parboiled some red potatoes, then sliced them about 3/4 to 1 inch thick and tossed them with the garlic oil and salt and pepper. I then grilled those too. I love grilling!
Kitchen Diva said:I got a new panini press/griddle yesterday. I think tonight we will either have breakfast for supper, or I will make grilled BCT's- Bacon, Cheese and Tomato Panini's for supper. DH had one at Macy's the other day (while we were out on our panini/griddle search) and it looked so good I thought I'd try it!
Too funny, I posted before I read and see that the post above me is talking about Panini's too! Great minds think alike!
ChefBeckyD said:After our windy stormy morning/early afternoon - the sun came out, and the temperature rose at least 20 degrees - at 7pm it was hovering around 90!
So, we ended up having Chef's Salads for dinner. Used the chicken that way!
janetupnorth said:Oh my goodness Becky - we have not seen temps like that yet this year!!!! We're just hoping for 70 lately.
ChefBeckyD said:Tomorrow and Saturday are supposed to be the same.
BUT! You should have seen the way my garden POPPED this afternoon after the rain, and then the warm temps!
Everything is up and looking good! Even the carrots are visible to the naked eye!:thumbup:
chefann said:I made the Power Cooking stroganoff for DH, and I had a bowl of cereal.
I made chicken artichoke panini's and they were DIVINE! I took the artichoke topping from the artichoke chicken recipe in the 29 minutes to dinner cookbook and smothered it on cooked chicken slices (I just thinly sliced bonelss, skinless chicken breasts and sauted them with salt, pepper and a tiny bit of garlic) and added provolone and mozzerella cheese slices and MMMMMmmmmm- that was a good sammie!Kitchen Diva said:I got a new panini press/griddle yesterday. I think tonight we will either have breakfast for supper, or I will make grilled BCT's- Bacon, Cheese and Tomato Panini's for supper. DH had one at Macy's the other day (while we were out on our panini/griddle search) and it looked so good I thought I'd try it!
Too funny, I posted before I read and see that the post above me is talking about Panini's too! Great minds think alike!
Kitchen Diva said:I made chicken artichoke panini's and they were DIVINE! I took the artichoke topping from the artichoke chicken recipe in the 29 minutes to dinner cookbook and smothered it on cooked chicken slices (I just thinly sliced bonelss, skinless chicken breasts and sauted them with salt, pepper and a tiny bit of garlic) and added provolone and mozzerella cheese slices and MMMMMmmmmm- that was a good sammie!
janetupnorth said:Ooh...Happy Dance!
My peonies are going to bloom for the first time since planting them 3 summers ago! It took that long for them to really take! (I've since forgotten what colors I planted.)
My hostas and irises are growing fast and doing good. My phlox is spreading and starting to bloom. Chives are good and whatever else I planted in that area is growing...I think asparagus...
Strawberry plants are growing, not flowering yet though...
Kyle's petunias are doing great and REALLY blooming, Sammie's are a little weaker (I think she's been giving them 'attention').
Hanging tomatoes are going good...newly planted ones (after I lost the rest) are o.k. I only have 1 cucumber plant left after the frost but it is still alive...
Peppers are doing o.k. and growing.
They were really yummy! I'm glad I thought to try it. I just wasn't in the mood for a boring cheese panini!ChefBeckyD said:That sounds really good!:chef:
The problem is when I have no ideas for dinner, and DH only seems to want things that I don't. But he won't eat the things I have in mind. And I absolutely refuse to cook 2 meals. I had asparagus yesterday and some strawberries with my lunch, so I did have some non-cereal food.ChefBeckyD said:Ann, Dear, I'm getting worried about you - you are eating an awful lot of cereal for dinner.....
Make sure you get your veggies! :love:
Kitchen Diva said:I made chicken artichoke panini's and they were DIVINE! I took the artichoke topping from the artichoke chicken recipe in the 29 minutes to dinner cookbook and smothered it on cooked chicken slices (I just thinly sliced bonelss, skinless chicken breasts and sauted them with salt, pepper and a tiny bit of garlic) and added provolone and mozzerella cheese slices and MMMMMmmmmm- that was a good sammie!
The ingredients for the BBQ or Chicken Artichoke Paninis include chicken, artichoke hearts, cheese, bread or panini rolls, BBQ sauce, and any additional toppings or seasonings desired.
Yes, this recipe can be made on the grill. The chicken, corn, and mushrooms can be cooked on the grill while the paninis can be assembled and then placed on the grill to toast.
Yes, you can substitute other ingredients for the chicken or artichoke hearts. Some suggestions could be using pulled pork or tofu for the protein, and roasted red peppers or eggplant for the artichoke hearts.
A salad would pair well with the paninis, as it provides a refreshing contrast to the warm, savory sandwiches. Grilled vegetables or a side of corn on the cob could also be great options.
Yes, there are a few tips for cooking outdoors in hot weather. Make sure to have plenty of water to stay hydrated, and consider cooking earlier in the morning or later in the evening when the sun is not as intense. You can also try using a fan or misting system to help keep cool while cooking.