Eggplant and Provolone Panini
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+ VOTE NOWYou don't need to have panini press to give an Italian twist to these grilled cheese sandwiches. The marinated eggplant and arugula deliver a piquant counterpoint to the mellow provolone. Serve with a bowl of minestrone.
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Directions
Heat a 12-inch heavy skillet, preferably cast-iron over medium-low flame until hot.
Brush one side of each piece of bread with oil. Make 4 sandwiches on the unoiled sides, starting with cheese, then eggplant and arugula, then cheese.
Put 2 sandwiches, at a time, in skillet and put another skillet with a 2-lb weight (a large can of tomatoes, e.g.) on top. Cook until paninis are browned on bottom, 3 minutes, then remove skillet and weight, turn with a spatula and replace skillet with weight. Cook until underside is browned, 2 to 3 minutes. Make 2 more panini in same manner.
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I love fresh egg plant just about any way you fix it, but I think I have to draw the line at bottled marinated egg plant. Somehow I keep getting this vision of floppy, slimy slices of.......something.
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