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Turkey Sandwiches on Parade

Let's face it. By the end of this week, there will be leftover turkey in your fridge. Here are some yummy sandwich ideas to enjoy that leftover turkey:

Thanksgiving Sandwiches
3 slices turkey
2 slices white bread
1 t Dijon mustard
1 lettuce leaf
1/2 c leftover stuffing
1/4 c leftover cranberry sauce



Cuban Panini Sandwich

3 slices turkey
3 slices ham
1 T Dijon mustard
2 slices Swiss cheese


Spinach Artichoke

3 slices turkey, diced
1 T cream cheese
1/2 c spinach artichoke dip
1 ciabatta roll



Cream Cheese and Bacon

3 slices turkey
2 slices raising walnut bread, lightly toasted
2 T chive cream cheese
3 slices cooked bacon


Provolone and Giardiniera

3 ounces turkey
1 ciabatta roll
1 t olive oil
1/3 c Giardiniera (pickled vegetables, drained and chopped)
2 slices provolone


Watercress and Apple

3 slices turkey
2 slices white or wheat sandwich bread
1 T butter
1/4 apple thinly sliced
1/2 c watercress



So what are your favorite turkey sandwiches? If you make any of these, we want to see pictures! Submit to mrspoulos@yahoo.com and we'll post them all later this week/early next week.

Stay tuned for tomorrow's post on casseroles and skillet meals for your turkey leftovers!

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