Roast Beef Panini With Horseradish Mayo
"This recipe can be made in a panini maker, a George Foreman type grill or a ridged grill pan on the stove. Put foil around a slightly smaller pan and use it to press the panini down. Use whatever cheese you like or happen to have at home - a creamy Havarti goes nice with it - as well as leftovers from a roast or steaks."
photo by CJAY8248
- Ready In:
- 25mins
- Ingredients:
- 10
- Yields:
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4 paninis
- Serves:
- 4
ingredients
- 8 slices of rustic country bread
- 1⁄2 cup mayonnaise (or more if you like mayo)
- 1⁄4 cup prepared horseradish sauce
- 1⁄2 lb roast beef or 1/2 lb leftover steak, thinnly sliced
- 1 red pepper (optional)
- 8 slices tomatoes
- 8 slices havarti cheese (or your favorite)
- 2 teaspoons olive oil (o brush the bread)
- 1 garlic clove (to rub on bread)
- herbs or salat greens (to garnish)
directions
- Combine mayonnaise and horseradish in a bowl, set aside.
- Brush the bread slices on the underside with olive oil and rub a clove of garlic over them.
- Lay them out in front of you, oil side down and spread the horseradish mayo on each slice.
- Top with roast beef, pepper rings, tomato and cheese. Fold together.
- Put in a grill pan and use a smaller frying pan to weigh it down.
- Turn and brown on the other side.
- Cut in two, garnish with salat greens and herbs
- Enjoy!
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Reviews
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I made this wonderful sandwich using a panini machine. I really enjoyed the horseradish mayo and even used it to dip the onion rings into. I opted for provolone cheese and fresh basil. Truly a keeper! Thanks for sharing. Made for PAC Spring 2010. -
Made for holiday tag I used some thinly sliced red onion in place of red pepper.We loved the zing of the horseradish...really delicious sammie! -
Hubby and I thought this was very good. For brushing on the olive oil, I could not decide which side of the bread was the underside? I did things a little differently anyway, I sprinkled some olive oil & garlic powder (instead of rubbing the glove of garlic on the bread) on what would be the inside of the sandwich, and I toasted the bread (we used foccacia) lightly, and then spread the mayo & built the sandwich. I sprayed my Foreman grill with non-stick spray, and grilled them for probably 5 minutes on each side. Even though its a foreman grill adn the heat comes from both sides, I still like to flip the sandwich. So anyway, they came out PERFECTLY crispy and very flavorful. I did use the optional red pepper which was very good, and the only thing I can think of adding is perhaps some thinly sliced onion. Thanks so much for posting. Hubby has already requested that I make this again.
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