Tag: mozzarella

Italian Hoagie on Italian

Italian Hoagie on Italian

Get the defibrillator ready– this is a beast. Have some water nearby, too. Genoa salami, butt capicola, pepperoni, and pepper ham form the meat base for this epic pile of sandwich. That would be flavorful enough, but some mozzarella cheese will make a half-baked effort 

Caprese Panini on naan

Caprese Panini on naan

As the seasons finally begin to shift in the northeast of the United States, we take some time for a summery treat out on the patio. Moderately combine the classic caprese– mozzarella, tomato, pesto– in soft, delicious naan flatbread. Don’t have all you need? Neither 

Chicken Parmesan Panini

Chicken Parmesan Panini

Coming in from The Bakehouse in Kingston, PA, the chicken parmesan panini is made with a surprising twist of thin-sliced cold cut chicken mixed with delicious tomato sauce and cheese. It’s held in a circular panini that crisps and flakes with every bite. It’s a 

Grilled Mozzarella Cheese on white

Grilled Mozzarella Cheese on white

To celebrate January as National Soup Month, heat up some butternut squash bisque and cook up a grilled cheese. A stringy cheese sandwich may be a delightful companion to a bowl of creamy soup. A complete meal that will warm you as the winter months 

Turkey Pepperoni and Mozzarella on a kaiser bun

Turkey Pepperoni and Mozzarella on a kaiser bun

While a kaiser bun may not be the most suitable home for such a delightfully spicy treat, it’s perfect when toasted. Layer pepperoni and mozzarella between two halves of the bun, each lightly coated with olive oil. As the combination bakes at a low temperature, 

Turkey Meatball on Italian

Turkey Meatball on Italian

It’s late. Hunger creeps up in your belly, aching for satisfaction and yearning for something filling. Turn to turkey meatballs. Let them swim in roasted garlic marinara sauce for a bit, then transport them onto the soft bed of a sliced Italian roll. Pile them 

Prosciutto on Italian

Prosciutto on Italian

Summer heat sizzles, toasting Italian bread and melting sliced mozzarella. With a base of prosciutto and complementary flavors from basil leaves and tomato, be careful this salty sandwich doesn’t make you more dehydrated. When a sandwich packs this much flavor, a setting isn’t always necessary.