Is there anything better than an ooey, gooey pressed sandwich? You know the kind — yummy, melty cheese and fillings on the inside; buttery, toasted bread on the outside. I’ve been a fan of a classic ...

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I f you've ever wanted café-style grilled sandwiches without splurging on a bulky countertop appliance, Hobby Lobby's Cassia ...

Unless that grilled cheese grows up and goes gourmet. Upscale-casual eateries like Panera Bread have done their part to popularize panini hot, pressed Italian-inspired sandwiches stuffed with ...

You can buy an electric panini press for as little as $40, or as much $300; the models around $100 often offer the most versatility at the best price point. Most of the clam-shape devices have ridges ...

Maybe you are sick of the same old turkey sandwich day after day. Maybe you are tired of heating up your kitchen with the stove. Or maybe you want to impress the heck out of some dinner guests with a ...

Things I love: perfectly cooked panini, anything cast iron (also steak weights and bricks). Things I don’t love: single-use kitchen gadgets, nonstick coating, anything I have to plug in to get it to ...

To make their hash browns so satisfyingly ultra-crisp, most restaurants resort to deep-frying. But you can pull it off at home with far less mess and fat. This version uses a panini press to produce ...