Dessert Panini Ideas That Will Put a Smile on Your Face




Dessert Panini Ideas That Will Put a Smile on Your Face

By Jennifer Quilter




If you're wondering what else you can do with your sandwich maker, these dessert panini ideas will be sure to put a smile on your face. There is always more that you can do with your press. The best thing is that these ideas are all simple, delicious, can be made quickly, and will be seen as truly impressive by anyone you serve them to. For a fun meal with guests, these ideas will definitely go over well.

So, with any great sandwich, you're going to have something spreadable (it doesn't have to be spreadable originally as long as it melts) and something filling. For dessert you want sweet foods, so you want to look at lots of fruit ideas (luckily this also adds some nutrition to this food item)and dependable spreads that you find. Keep in mind when looking through these ideas that you can substitute and change up anything, cooking should be a fun experiment with your taste buds!

6 Dessert Panini Ideas

To get things started off right try a sandwich filled with peanut butter, chocolate (either spreadable, or put in some chips and they will melt), banana slices, and marshmallow fluff. Butter the outsides of the bread before pressing, and once done, dust the top of this great sandwich with some powdered sugar for an extra kick.

For something a little simpler, use cream cheese and jam, preferably strawberry. Throwing in some thin apple slices are another great way to add to this simple sandwich, but it is great (and easy) as is.

Don't have fresh fruit on hand? That's OK, get yourself some pie filling! Apple, cherry, whatever you can find. Sprinkle in some cinnamon, and this is good to go. You can always consider spreading on some peanut butter if this doesn't feel like enough to you, though.

Raisin bread is always great for a dessert style panini. Use some and sprinkle on some cinnamon, sugar, and butter for a really simple and excellent panini. Thinly sliced apple goes well in this, too.

It can be a little harder to find, but spreadable chocolate is worth it. Try to find some "peanut butter chocolate" for a real treat! Spread this on the bread and mix in any fruit you have, either fresh or frozen. Try using apples, cherries, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, or whatever else you have. Mango is a truly unique and special treat! Any bigger fruits you use, make sure to slice them (cut cherries in half) so that they go well in a sandwich.

The last idea is a gooey one! Marshmallow fluff, hazelnut spread, and banana slices. The hazelnut spread makes this dessert panini a bit unique, and gives it that little something extra.

Make sandwiches exciting again. Check out more great panini ideas or compare different panini makers and their options.




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