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    The Ultimate Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey Sandwich

    By | Shine Food – Fri, Nov 16, 2012 4:23 PM EST

    Photo by: Credit: Alexis Murphy

    The Ingredients
    First we take a look at the ingredients, most of which you'll see on Thanksgiving, with the exception of mayonnaise and the sourdough bread. We chose ... more 
    Photo by: Credit: Alexis Murphy

    The Ingredients
    First we take a look at the ingredients, most of which you'll see on Thanksgiving, with the exception of mayonnaise and the sourdough bread. We chose to use sourdough because it has that rustic taste and texture that Thanksgiving is all about, and a turkey sandwich isn't a turkey sandwich without mayonnaise.

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    Once the plates have been cleared, the candles blown out, and the dishwasher loaded, there's nothing left of Thanksgiving except for the leftovers. For many, reheating a plate full of mashed potatoes, turkey, stuffing, and gravy is a good enough way to reminisce about the food-filled holiday, but for others, there's only one thing they look forward to when it comes to the scraps: the Thanksgiving turkey sandwich. After many brainstorming sessions and extensive research, we were able to dream up the ideal leftover Thanksgiving turkey sandwich, and developed the perfect recipe to make it a reality. With the help of our friend Alexis Murphy of Jac o' lyn Murphy, we tested and tested until we got it right, and can now present you with the ultimate leftover Thanksgiving sandwich. - Anne Dolce, The Daily Meal



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