Italian prosciuttos are designated prosciutto cotto, which is cooked, and prosciutto crudo, which is raw (though, because of its curing, ready to eat). This recipe uses prosciutto cotto.
Preheat a panini grill.
Slice off the domed tops of the ciabatta rolls; the rolls should now be about 1 inch thick; split rolls horizontally.
Coat the tops and bottoms of the ciabatta with a smattering of Hot Mustard.
Use 3 slices of prosciutto cotto to cover the bottom halves of the rolls.
Follow with a spread of arugula leaves and top with sliced mozzarella, covering the sandwich from end to end with a thin, even layer of cheese; set roll tops in place.
Grill the sandwiches for 3 minutes until the bread is crisp and toasted, and the cheese is warmed and slightly melted.
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