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Cleaning up a panini press can get tricky if your food is constantly sticking to it. Foods that contain runny ingredients, such as grilled cheese sandwiched, can get your panini press pretty dirty and that’s why you should coat the griddles with some oil or cooking spray.
Heat It Up
Before making your food inside this practical kitchen appliance, you should make sure to pre-heat it first. This step will help your bread reach the perfectly crispy texture that you’re aiming for, but keep a close eye on it so it wouldn’t burn up.
Paninis and More
The name of this kitchen tool makes it clear what you should be making inside it, but you shouldn’t stop at paninis. The panini press is one of the most versatile appliances on the market, and you can use it to make toast, omelet, hash browns, grilled veggies, and so much more.
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However, did you know that these machines have lots of other uses? In fact, the name “panini press” is quite a misnomer considering all of the things that these nifty grills can do.
Here are three recommendations for things to do with your panini press.
Grill Meat
When you think about it, it makes all of the sense in the world to use a panini press to grill meat. Making hamburgers or chicken breasts becomes incredibly easy in a panini press, as the consistent heat on both sides of the meat means that it’ll cook perfectly and safely. Just be sure to clean off the residual juices well once you’re finished!
Make Smashed Potatoes
Have a bunch of new or redskin potatoes and just don’t quite know what to do with them? Baste them in olive oil, salt, and sprinkle herbs on top of them and put them into a panini press after you’ve softened them up! A panini press works perfectly for this.
Reheat Pizza
Top tip is to dry fry it in a pan to avoid a soggy bottom 
Something I learnt years ago & has never failed me 
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Ah, there’s nothing quite as satisfying as leftover pizza. Am I the only one that thinks that it tastes even better the second day? If you aren’t into cold pizza, a great way to reheat your pizza and keep it crispy is in a panini press.
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