Tuna Melt Panini Sandwich Recipe

Say goodbye to boring sandwiches with this Tuna melt Panini Sandwich recipe.

Sandwiches have come a long way since we opened our first eatery, a little hole in the wall Submarine sandwich shop. It was put  together by homemade labor and sometimes held together by duct tape.

This Tuna Melt panini sandwich recipe was inspired by a tuna sub sandwich that was on the menu and very popular. In this level up recipe I added the salty brine flavored and artichoke hearts.

In the sandwich shop we used foot long white or wheat sandwich rolls especially made for us. Now with so many flavors and flour blends the choices are endless!!

What I used To Use To make this tuna melt panini sandwich

We all need two good quality grill pans, one flat surface and one ridged.

In this Tuna Melt Panini Sandwich recipe I used my cast iron ridged one. I use this one when I want the grilled panini effect and grilling meat in doors, and the flat one when I don’t.

The tuna I used was Albacore white tuna,  the same brand we  used in the restaurants. Really though does anyone use the old stuff anymore?

The bread you use in this sandwich or any sandwich or panini is important, since traditional sandwiches and most panini recipes mainly are made up of some kind of filling sandwiched together by two slices of bread.

In this recipe I used a sliced and seeded multi grain, you can use any bread that fits your lifestyle and taste.

You may have noticed  salt wasn’t in the ingredient list in this tuna recipe, that’s because canned  tuna tends to salty.

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