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The World's Best Leftover Sandwich

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Ingredients:

  • Leftover Stuffing (works best if the stuffing is moist)
  •  Cranberry Sauce
  •  Mayonnaise
  •  Leftover Turkey, sliced for sandwiches
  •  Gravy

Dierctions:

Using a knife or sharp spoon, scoop out the inside of the top half of the loaf, leaving only a shell. Spread stuffing into this shell, replacing the scooped out bread. (about ¼”-½” of stuffing is usually perfect, but use whatever makes you happy!)

Mix together mayonnaise and cranberry sauce in a small bowl. (2 parts mayonnaise to every 1 part of cranberry)  Spread this evenly on the bottom half of the bread.

Top the cranberry-mayonnaise mixture with turkey slices.

Drizzle the turkey with a light coating of gravy. (or a heavy one if you wish – what the heck, it’s the holidays!)

Top the sandwich with the stuffing-filled top loaf of bread.

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