Showing posts with label turkey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turkey. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

The Triple Decker

I am not thinking this picture is showing off the three slices of bread, but that is what this Triple Decker sandwich has. Does it make a difference? I say, YES!

I used Pepperidge Farm Very Thin 100% whole wheat. If I were packing lunch for my boys, I would probably do a regular bread, but since this sandwich was for my girls, I went very thin.

The Triple Decker

3 slices of bread
(and then you choose), I used:
sliced turkey
cheese
turkey bacon
lettuce
tomato
mayo
mustard

Layer it up, wrap it up, and pack it! (because you don't really need directions on how to put it together, do you?)

Enjoy!


Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Breakfast English Muffin Sandwich


We all love Breakfast for Dinner, so why not some Breakfast for Lunch? Am I right or am I right?

The store bought English Muffins of today (such as Thomas' brand) are so moist and delicious, they don't have to be toasted, they taste great right out of the package. And because a fried egg hardly seems an option for a lunch box I used a boiled egg in it's place. I would prefer ham to make this more Egg McMuffin like, but my high schooler always chooses turkey over ham.


Breakfast English Muffin Sandwich

  • 1 English Muffin (I used Thomas' wheat)
  • 1 slice sharp cheddar
  • 2-3 slices ham or turkey
  • 1 boiled egg
  • mayo and/or mustard
  • pepper
Layer cheese, meat and egg on mustard and/or mayo smothered English muffin. Dust with a little pepper, the meat should have plenty of salt. Enjoy!




Friday, March 11, 2011

Lightened Muffaletta


Without compromising taste and losing the Muffalettaness of this great traditional sandwich, it's been lightened! It's still full of flavor and oh-so-good! 

The olives are such a great source of Omega-9 and vitamin E and research has shown that they can help reduce chances of type 2 diabetes, colon cancer and more. The olives are also what make a muffaletta and muffeletta and what saved the world from only eating an unhealthy muffaletta or eating no muffaletta at all was this olive salad.


Lightened Muffaletta
  • Ciabatta bread (or something similar)
  • Sliced turkey, about 4 slices
  • 1 slice salami
  • 1 Laughing Cow Creamy Swiss Cheese wedge
  • **Olive Salad mix, about 1/4 cup
Spread Olive Salad mix on bottom slice of bread. Add salami and turkey. Spread cheese wedge on top half. Wrap tightly and enjoy in a couple of hours or more, sandwich improves with time.

**Olive Salad
  • 3/4 cup pimento-stuffed olives
  • 1/4 cup pitted Kalamata olives
  • 2 lg. pepperoncini
  • 3 - 4 pickled onions
  • 2 Tbsp. capers
  • 1 tsp. minced garlic
  • 1 tsp. dried oregano  
  • lemon juice from half a lemon 
  • 1 Tbsp. olive oil

Dice olives,pepperoncini, onion and garlic finely. Add  capers and oregano and mix. Toss in lemon juice and olive oil. Keep tightly covered in refrigerator.

If this isn't lightened enough for you, use Flat Out bread and skip the salami. You may want to call it a Turkey and Olive Wrap though, because it will then be lacking any muffalettaness at all at that point, while still being delicious.

Monday, November 29, 2010

Post Thanksgiving Wrap


What kind of Monday lunch box would be without a little Thanksgiving leftovers?

(a bummer of a lunch box, I say!)

I used Flat Out bread for this but a large tortilla would work. Flat Out bread is less likely to get soggy though, so it's one of our favorites and works great with the cranberry sauce.

Post Thanksgiving Wrap
  • Flat Out flatbread
  • left over turkey
  • left over cranberry sauce
  • provolone cheese
  • baby spinach
Layer each ingredient on Flat Out bread and roll.