Happy New Year to everyone! Today we are celebrating Easy Supper Recipes as we kick off a month long celebration of National Sunday Supper month! As much as I love to cook and create new recipes, there are also times when all I want is something simple, easy and tasty. That's how this Chicken Marinara Panini came to be. I always have chicken breasts in the fridge, and if you do too, this recipe is definitely for you! If you cook the chicken the day before, this panini comes together in about 10-15 minutes. Make it in 30 minutes if you cook the chicken as you make the meal. Any way you make it, this Chicken Marinara Panini is sure to become a favorite!
Chicken Marinara Panini(printable recipe at end of post)
Chicken Breasts
Italian Bread
Butter
Marinara Sauce
Mozzarella Cheese
Onion
Set panini press to medium high to heat.
Cook your chicken and let it cool. Slice it lengthwise so it is not as thick.
Cut 2 slices of bread for each sandwich. Lightly spread butter on one side of each slice. Make sure the side you spread the butter on is the outside.
Turn the butter sides down and spread marinara sauce on both inside pieces. I have used homemade marinara and store bought marinara. Use what you love!
Top the marinara with shredded cheese on both pieces, and add the onion and chicken to one piece.
Your sandwich is ready for the panini press!
Place on panini press and toast for 7-8 minutes.
Cut in half and enjoy the goodness of that melty cheese!
Thank you for stopping by today, and thank you very much to Heather from Hezzi-D's Books and Cooks for hosting the first Sunday Supper of 2017!
There are a lot more Quick and Easy Recipes available to you from the Sunday Supper family. Scroll down to find the perfect one for you!
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Pasta Suppers
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Sheet Pan Suppers
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Soup and Sandwich Suppers
- Chicken and Cheese Pita Sandwiches by Pies and Plots
- Chicken Chili by A Mind "Full" Mom
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Stove Top Suppers
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Chicken Marinara Panini
INGREDIENTS:
- Chicken Breasts
- Italian Bread
- Butter
- Marinara Sauce
- Mozzarella Cheese
- Onion
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Set panini press to medium high to heat.
- Cook your chicken and let it cool. Slice it lengthwise so it is not as thick.
- Cut 2 slices of bread for each sandwich. Lightly spread butter on one side of each slice. Make sure the side you spread the butter on is the outside.
- Turn the butter sides down and spread marinara sauce on both inside pieces. I have used homemade marinara and store bought marinara. Use what you love!
- Top the marinara with shredded cheese on both pieces, and add the onion and chicken to one piece.
- Place on panini press and toast for 7-8 minutes. Remove from press, cut and enjoy!
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