Thanksgiving leftovers create this wonderful turkey panini. This sandwich has leftover turkey, cranberry sauce, and thinly sliced cheese. Place it on a panini press or cook it on the griddle for an easy lunch. One of the great things about Thanksgiving is all the leftovers that are taking up your fridge the day after. There’s always leftover turkey and that canned cranberry sauce that no one ate because they think that canned cranberry sauce is disgusting. Am I one of those people? Apparently not and I think it makes a delicious spread on a sandwich. It almost reminds me of jam. so canned cranberry sauce can always be used for something.
Ingredients for Turkey and Cranberry Panini
These are suggested ingredients for creating a low-point sandwich on WW. If you aren’t on WW please use whatever you prefer when making the best sandwich. 😉 Bread - Points will vary for the choice of bread used. Use the scanner app that came with WW to find points for bread. I like Village Hearth Light Italian Bread. It’s pretty low in points. Good crusty artisan bread is what makes this sandwich. Cheese - I like to use Sargento Thinly sliced cheese for making lower point sandwiches on WW. Turkey - If you don’t want to wait until Thanksgiving to try this sandwich use Turkey from the Deli counter. You can make this all year long. 😉 Cranberry Sauce - Use canned or homemade. I have a recipe for Zero point cranberry sauce here. Zero Point Cranberry Sauce Recipe
How to make Turkey Paninis
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Spread one side of sandwich with leftover cranberry sauce, and top with cheese and turkey breast. Top with the other slice of bread. Preheat a panini press according to manufacturer’s directions. Spray panini press with cooking spray. Place sandwiches into the press and close. Cook until the bread is toasted and crisp, with golden brown grill marks and the cheese begins to melt, 5 to 8 minutes.
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