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Feels like Tuscany...
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1 large |
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red bell
pepper, cut into 8 strips |
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1 large |
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yellow bell
pepper, cut into 8 strips |
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1 medium |
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zucchini,
diagonally sliced |
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½ cup |
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thinly
sliced fennel |
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1 small |
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red onion,
cut into 8 slices |
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1 Tbs |
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chopped
fresh rosemary (or 1 tsp. dried) |
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1 Tbs |
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extra-virgin
olive oil |
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1 Tbs |
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balsamic
vinegar |
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¾ tsp |
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salt |
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8 ounces |
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semolina
bread, sliced lengthwise into fourths and cut
into halves |
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Four
1-ounce |
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slices
provolone cheese |
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1 |
Preheat the oven to
425°F. Spray a large roasting pan with nonstick cooking
spray. Combine bell peppers, zucchini, fennel, onion and
rosemary in a bowl and mix well. Whisk olive oil,
vinegar, and salt in a bowl and drizzle over vegetable
mixture, tossing to coat. Spread the vegetable mixture
in the prepared pan. |
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Roast for 20 to 25
minutes or until tender and brown, stirring
occasionally. Cool slightly. Spoon approximately ¾ cup
of the vegetable mixture on 1 side of 4 slices of the
bread and top each with 1 slice of the cheese and the
remaining bread slices. |
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Heat a nonstick
skillet sprayed with nonstick cooking spray over
medium-high heat. Arrange 2 of the sandwiches in the hot
skillet and weigh down with a cast-iron skillet (or
place in panini press). Cook for 2 minutes or until
light brown and crisp. Turn the sandwiches with a
spatula and weigh down again with a cast-iron skillet.
Cook for 2 minutes longer or until remaining side is
brown. Repeat the process with remaining sandwiches. |
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Servings: 4 |
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Recipe Source |
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California Sol Food: Casual Cooking from the Junior League of
San Diego |
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