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Panini or Panino (Panini, Panino) is an Italian toasted sandwich typically made from a whole piece of bread, sliced on both sides to create its characteristic flat appearance.
Features of panini:
- Bread: Traditional Italian breads such as ciabatta, focaccia, etc. are used for panini.
- Filling: It can include various ingredients such as meats (ham, salami, chicken breast), cheeses (mozzarella, brie), vegetables (tomatoes, bell peppers, onions), and sauces (pesto, mayonnaise, mustard).
- Preparation: After filling the bread with ingredients, it is grilled in a special panini press or on a skillet until golden brown and the cheese is melted.
- Serving: Panini are often served hot, immediately after toasting.
This is a very popular type of sandwich in Italy, and it has gained popularity in many countries around the world due to its taste and convenience of preparation.
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