Cubanos & Panini

[Bitser]

Do you mind posting a picture of the concave side of that pan, the side that gets heated?

I posted pics in a new thread for Antique and Unusual Cookware, here:

https://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f89/antique-or-unusual-cookware-107694.html#post1657570

 

[taxlady]

I posted pics in a new thread for Antique and Unusual Cookware, here:

https://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f89/antique-or-unusual-cookware-107694.html#post1657570

Thank you. Now I understand how that thing works.

 

[caseydog]

I saw and loved the movie ( especially the scene when he reams out the food critic eat the restaurant).

I have a Cuisinart Panini Press. Gets the job done, but wish I went with a more restaurant quality than home cook quality. I used it to make pressed sandwiches, along with grilled cheese sandwiches and a few other things. Slightly more than a one trick pony. I have shelves in a room off the garage which stores my few times a year appliances.

What foodie hasn't seen "Chef?"

I have that same Cuisinart press. It makes great cubans and paninis.

CD