Easy Turkey Sandwiches with Cranberry Mayo
Easy Turkey Tea Sandwich Recipe with Cranberry Mayo: use deli turkey, store bought cranberry sauce, and mayo for this delicious sandwich.
We’ll all short on time these days. But this easy turkey sandwich recipe with a quick cranberry mayo are really fast to make. And they’re so good and such a delicious recipe!
When we were planning our fall tea party we knew we had to include some turkey sandwiches. And what goes perfectly with turkey? Cranberry. So we made a really quick and easy cranberry mayo to go with it and they were so delicious.
Read all the details of our Fall Tea Party here.
These sandwiches are delicious any time of year, but these are especially the perfect sandwich for a fall or even a Christmas tea party. (Remember our Nutcracker tea party?)
This turkey sandwiches recipe would be a great way to use up some leftover roast turkey, so keep this recipe in mind the next day after Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner as the easiest way to use up your thanksgiving leftovers. But don’t worry if you don’t have roast turkey. This turkey sandwich recipe works perfectly with some grocery store deli turkey too.
Easy Turkey Tea Sandwiches with Cranberry Mayo
Ingredients
- 4 bread slices -white or whole wheat
- 2 tsp butter
- 1 tbsp mayo
- 1 tbsp cranberry sauce
- 6 slices turkey deli meat, or leftover roast turkey
- 2 red leaf lettuce
Instructions
- First make your cranberry mayo. We used store bought canned cranberry sauce, and mayonnaise. Combine them in a small bowl. If you're making more than 2 sandwiches, just remember to equal proportions of cranberry sauce and mayo. Stir until completely combined and set aside.
- To make the sandwiches, butter your slices of bread and layer several slices of turkey, some red leaf lettuce (or your favourite kind of lettuce) and some cranberry mayo. Slice the sandwiches into triangles to serve, and enjoy.
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
2Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 782Total Fat: 20gSaturated Fat: 5gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 11gCholesterol: 127mgSodium: 1560mgCarbohydrates: 105gFiber: 14gSugar: 10gProtein: 49g
There’s nothing like a proper tea party, with little tea sandwiches. These are so quick and easy that they’re easy to make.
Turkey Sandwich Recipe Variations:
I’m a huge fan of a classic turkey sandwich, like the recipe I’ve just shared. But if you’re looking for something a little more than a simple turkey sandwich, here are some suggestions.
Turkey Club Sandwich
I love a good club, and these can be made with chicken or turkey, and your leftover ham, or some pork bacon. It’s the perfect way to elevate a leftover turkey sandwich. Use white bread or whole wheat bread, and layer in some tomato slices, and lettuce or fresh spinach leaves for a twist. Get the full recipe for the ultimate club sandwich here.
Grilled Cheese Turkey Sandwich Recipe
Do you love hot sandwiches? Try a turkey grilled cheese with your favourite cheese, like provolone cheese, or swiss. Take it to next level with the addition of crispy bacon, or turkey bacon and it will love at first bite. Make it the traditional way in a frying pan, or try it in a panini press brushed in olive oil. Cook it until it’s golden brown. For an easy meal serve it with chips or a salad.
Or for another variation try a turkey melt, as an open face sandwich. Layer your turkey breast onto the bread on a baking sheets, and then top with your favourite cheese. You might also like a condiment like the cranberry mayo we shared above, regular mayo, or mustard as the first layer on the bread. Keep the cheese on top so that the cheese melts nicely and keeps your turkey from drying out. Try monterey jack for a little spice, or smoked turkey from the deli counter for another variation.
With these Easy Turkey Sandwiches with Cranberry Mayo, life really is a party!
More Inspiration
Want some more tea sandwich ideas? Check out these delicious Chicken Salad Toast Cups, perfect for your next tea party.
You might also like our Club Sandwich Recipe here.
Also check out our Homemade Scotch Egg recipe here.
