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  Leftover Turkey Sandwich with Jenny Lee Swirl Bread
  Oct 24, 2018 · 1 Comment
  Looking for something to do with your Thanksgiving leftovers this year? How about this Leftover Turkey Sandwich with a blue cheese spread, caramelized onions, cranberry and arugula? Read on for the goodness + a giveaway! (EDIT: the giveaway has now ended)
  Disclaimer: I received free product in exchange for my review, recipe development and photography. All opinions are my own.
  Hi friends! It's finally fall and that means it's time to get busy with all the fun fall holidays! This week I had the opportunity to try out Jenny Lee Swirl Bread and oh my gosh! It did not disappoint! You may have read on my social media accounts that this is the only bread we are going to want to eat from now on. These flavorful, hand-crafted loaves are coated in butter and then cinnamon sugar which takes anything you're making to the next level.
  My son has been loving his normal peanut butter lunch box sandwiches on the cinnamon chocolate chip flavor, and we turned our ordinary french toast into a gourmet, restaurant-worthy meal using the apple cinnamon bread. It's delicious on its own but Jenny Lee Swirl Bread also has several drool-worthy recipes on their site that you can check out here.
  About Jenny Lee Swirl Bread
  Jenny Lee Swirl Bread started in Pittsburgh, PA, in the 1800s as a family-owned business. For baking their famous bread they use sustainable ingredients, including cage-free eggs, and their breads are verified Non-GMO by the Non-GMO Project. Every batch of dough is naturally fermented before it gets sheeted and is baked in crimp-style pans which creates their signature shape. They have several really neat videos on their website showing the bread-making process. I enjoy going behind the scenes to see how a product I love is made.
  When I read about the available flavors of Jenny Lee Swirl Bread, I was immediately drawn to Cranberry, because of the upcoming holidays. I thought it would be perfect for making a sandwich of Thanksgiving leftovers that's a little bit fancy without going to much trouble, which basically is my life motto! This sandwich has a few layers that are easily customizable. I made it with sliced turkey breast, cranberry sauce, a blue cheese spread, caramelized onions, and arugula. We also tried it with french fried onions straight out of the can, which was tasty. I know many of us have some of those leftover after making casseroles. If you're not a blue cheese fan, you can just use plain mayo. If you want the sandwich to be a little less sweet (since the bread and the cranberry sauce is sweet) you can leave off the cranberry sauce or you can add more blue cheese. This sandwich has a little bit of crunch from the cinnamon sugar on the bread, a good mix of thanksgiving-inspired flavors, it's sweet and savory, and fancy without being time-consuming.
  Edit: The giveaway has now ended.
  I'm excited to be hosting a giveaway featuring Jenny Lee Swirl Bread and several other health-conscious companies. Good luck and be sure to pick up some of this fabulous bread or order it online!
  I hope you'll give this sandwich a try! Let me know by tagging #allthekingsmorsels and @allthekingsmorsels on social media. In addition to the Leftover Turkey Sandwich you could also wow your Thanksgiving weekend guests by using Jenny Lee Swirl Bread for french toast, french toast casserole, or simply having some toasted slices in a basket on your breakfast table. Happy Thanksgiving!
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  A flavorful sandwich for your Thanksgiving leftovers using turkey, cranberry sauce, arugula, and a blue cheese spread on Cranberry Jenny Lee Swirl Bread.
  8 slices Jenny Lee Swirl Bread, Cranberry Flavor
  1 lb turkey breast slices (from deli or leftover from Thanksgiving)
  1/2 cup cranberry sauce (from a can or leftover from Thanksgiving)
  For Blue Cheese Spread
  Caramelize the onions: Coat the bottom of a skillet with olive oil. Let heat over medium-high. Add onions and cook, stirring often so the onions don't burn. Cook until brown.
  Make blue cheese spread: Add all ingredients to a bowl and mix until combined.
  Assemble sandwiches: On bread slices, add cranberry sauce to one piece, and blue cheese spread to the other. In between bread slices add turkey, caramelized onions, and arugula.