Hooray for Turkey Sandwiches

Ciabatta, white meat turkey, thin slices of tomato, spread with pesto
...or...
Hearty white bread spread with a little grainy mustard, white and dark turkey, spread with my cranberry-orange relish

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I'm a hot turkey sandwich kinda guy. Bread (preferably like a Texas toast) with turkey on it (dark meat preferred, but regardless . . . .) smothered in gravy. Mashed taters on the side drowning in gravy as well. The only problem is a usual lack of gravy. Since I'm cooking this go round, I'm gonna remedy that problem!

Can you tell the Big Dog is a meat and potato kinda guy? Veggies are good for you, I know, but are certainly not on my top ten favorite foods to consume.

My sister is a purist -- she loves late night simple turkey sandwiches on Thanksgiving -- San Fran sourdough, mayo, turkey, salt.

I, on the other hand, love a good turkey melt with stuffing -- its basically grilled cheese with turkey and stuffing. Then on Friday morning, I will usually make a "Thanksgiving turkey fritata" (I know, not a sandwich, but still fun). I use the stuffing as the base, throw in whatever vegies are left over and still appealing, add pulled turkey, throw eggs in, top with cheese, tomatoes if available, fresh oninons/shallots/garlic, grated parm or shredded cheese...take off the stove and throw under the broiler for a few minutes.... YUM! Serve with toast and left over cranberry sauce and an orange wedge... glass of sparkling wine.... :lips: Is it turkey time yet???!!!!!

Toasted Rye with Russian dressing!:lips:

I'm with Botanique's sister. white bread, mayo, s&p.

If I have ham on hand, then it gets much more complicated with cheese, mustard, and some vegies, as well as toasted.

Phil

I have to admit, when I make a turkey sandwich at home...it's not classy, it's not elegant, heck it's barely "holdable".

Bread: Whatever you have on hand (something able to soak up a little gravy and hold it's shape is preferable)

I then basically take your traditional plate of thanksgiving food and put it on the sandwich: Turkey, stuffing/dressing, gravy, taters, and some cranberry sauce to top it off.

The good thing is, you can do it open-faced or regular sandwich style if you so prefer.

Cranberry, mayo and havarti on white bread. Safeway deli makes the best one.

this year no left over for turkey sandwhich thanks to the foodsaver. Just vacummed sealed the other side of the bird in bags and frozze it for another meal along with some pumpkin bread dressing. :chef: But when i do have it's any bread i have with dressing, turkey & cranberry sauce. :lips:

my favorite thanksgiving turkey sandwich.

Whatever rolls are left over split
Mayo
fresh onion
turkey
s and p

I ate so many this year, i felt rather uncomfortable

Remember that Friends episode when Ross went crazy because somebody (turns out to be the boss) stole his turkey sandwich that Monica made? It had the "moisture factor" - a slice of bread in the middle that had been dipped in gravy. That's the sandwich I make (or to be more precise, my wife makes.) That was Friday's lunch.

Jock

This year, rather than adding the stuffing and cranberry to the sandwich, I added it to the bread!

KyleW: That bread looks FANTASTIC! I'm salivating just looking at it.

Thanks.

Kyle, the bread king reigns supreme:bounce:

Jock

Being the big fan of turkey I am, I eat a lot of it. I like a traditional turkey sandwich in specialty bread such as a foccacia or a bagette, but my favorite is a twist on a panini-like sandwich that I make with foccacia, provalone, gouda, spinach and tomato. :)