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Sandwich lovers rejoice! This Turkey and Chicken Panini is not your average sandwich! It's a sandWISH, because after you finish your first one, you'll WISH you had another!
*Disclaimer - This recipe was originally published in 2012. I'm working hard to update all my older recipes with recipe cards, new photos, and additional recipe information. But, getting to all of them will take time. Please bear with me. In the meantime let me assure you that this recipe is still a winner and one I'm sure you'll be well pleased with when you make it at home.
We are a panini-loving family, and we love trying new combinations of ingredients when were concocting something new for the panini press.
This turkey and chicken panini is layers upon layers of delicious flavors and textures making this amazing Southwest-inspired panini sandwich one you'll absolutely flip over!
SOUTHWESTERN TURKEY AND CHICKEN PANINI {PRINT THIS RECIPE}
(Makes 5-6 sandwiches)
1 pound sliced turkey breast
1 pound sliced chicken breast
5 slices of Swiss cheese
10 slices of co-jack cheese
Red onion - sliced thinly
avocado, sliced
1 jar roasted red peppers, sliced (saving the oil the peppers were packed in)
1 (4 oz) can of fire-roasted green chilies
3-4 Roma tomatoes, sliced
ground smoked cumin
salt and pepper
10-12 slices of multi-grain, whole grain bread
-On a foil-lined baking sheet, brush one side of the bread with the roasted red pepper oil.
-Place bread oil side down on the baking sheet.
-Layer the following:
-1 slice Swiss
-Sliced turkey
-Roasted Red Pepper
-1 slice co-jack
-Sliced Chicken
-Avocado slice
-Fire-roasted chilies
-Smoked cumin, sprinkled
-Sliced red onions
-Roma tomato slices
-1 slice of co-jack cheese
-Top with bread and brush the top with more of the roasted red pepper oil.
-Preheat your panini grill and get cooking.
-OR, preheat a large skillet and you can press down your sandwiches with an aluminum foil-covered brick.
Remember when I told you that we are an over-the-top panini-loving family? That's true, we are.
What I neglected to tell you earlier is that this particular night I was cooking just for my husband and myself.
Yep, 5 giant, loaded sandwiches, just for 2! LOL!
I seriously must see a doctor about the obsession I have for cooking for an army, no matter how many people will be seated at the table!
But, the good news is that we've had plenty of delicious leftover sandwiches to grab and go during the week.
It doesn't get much better than that!!! Nom-Nom!
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Reader Interactions
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Miss.Magorium says
ohhh yesss!!!
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Anonymous says
nice idea.. thanks for posting.
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Fran@fransfavs.com says
Now that's what I call a sandwich! Can't wait to give it a try--yum!!
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Kristy Lynn says
sammies are always a good idea. i'm kind of scared of deli meat but i'll bookmark this for the next time we have some left over turkey or chicken 🙂
happy src reveal!
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Paula says
Those are some hefty looking and delicious paninis!
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SweetSugarBelle says
This is almost torture!!!
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Ruchi M says
These look great! Lunch is going to be more exciting!
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Kels @ K and K Test Kitchen says
Now those are some awesome paninis! Yum! Great choice for SRC.
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Carrie Burrill says
Oh my word, my stomach is grumbling right now. These look so good!
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Renee says
Love hearing from everyone. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment on my crazy sandwich. It really was one of the best I've made in a long time. I hope you decide to try it, or a version like it, for yourself.
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amy @ fearless homemaker says
oh wow, this panini looks wonderful! excellent choice for the SRC. oh, + make sure to hop over to my blog at some point - i had your blog for SRC this month! =)
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Sweet and That's it says
Oh Renée...this is Heaven on Earth!
...must be the SWISS cheese 🙂Really extremly yummy! And now that is time for me to go to bed (01:00 am here) you made me sooo hungry!
Any chance to grab one of these from the monitor?All the best!
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Sarah E. says
That looks so freaking good! I bet my husband would love it too. He's pretty big on meat everything and double meat would definitely win him over 🙂
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mireia badia says
That looks awesome!!!!
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Dorothy at Shockinglydelicious says
I’m visiting from Group D, and love what you did this month! Beautiful (AND delicious, I’m sure)! Anything that is husband rave-worthy is getting made over here!
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Jocelyn says
Wowzers!!! Now that is the way to do a sandwich!!!! I love everything you have packed into those!!! I feel the urge to buy a panini press now:-)
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Megan @ Cooking Whims says
Now that's what I call a sandwich. Can I have this for my second lunch??
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Kirstin says
OH WOW! I seriously need a panini press, that's all there is to it. And I love that bread too. Those sandwiches look absolutely amazing.
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Asiya @ Chocolate & Chillies says
Great pic for SRC! These look soooo good! Jam packed with flavour!
I wish we could get Halal turkey slices. My mom found them once and I loved them.
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