Chances are that after a holiday feast, you’ll have plenty of leftovers. Here’s a great recipe for using your Thanksgiving/holiday leftovers for a delicious panini sandwich on your Foreman Grill. Instead of just reheating and serving it all the same way, try this easy and delicious recipe. Trust us, it’s amazing!
Ingredients:
- Carved turkey breast (or you can use deli turkey)
- Spinach
- sliced vidalia onion
- 2 slices of cheese (preferably cheddar)
- Homemade cranberry sauce
- 2 slices of sourdough bread
- Olive Oil
Total time:8 min – Prep time:5 min – Cook time:3 min – Serves:1 people
Author: Jason
Directions:
1. Create your panini sandwich by placing 1 slice of cheese on one of the bread slices. Add thin slices of vidalia onion, followed by some spinach. Now add some turkey breast and the other slice of bread. Brush both sides of the sandwich with olive oil.
2. Preheat your George Foreman Grill for 5 minutes with the lid closed. Place sandwich on grill and cook for approximately 3 minutes or until bread is nicely toasted and cheese is melted.
3. When done, remove from grill, open sandwich, and add a layer of cool (but not cold) homemade cranberry sauce. This will give the panini a nice contrast between warm and cool ingredients.
4. Serve with kettle chips or leftover mashed potatoes.
I recently purchased the GForman 4 serving Grill and Penini maker. There is no way to regulate the temperature on this item. Is there supposed to be some way that the temp can be regulated? OR, did I buy the wrong type of Forman Grill? Are they all like this? I just prepared boneless chicken breat on it and it seems to be all right. Perhaps I just have to get used to a new way of cooking.
You do not mention in the ingredients the type of bread you are using for the sandwich or how to cut it for use.
The type of bread to be used should be the first ingredient not the turkey.
They did say sourdough bread
What temp? Our round GF grill is adjustable between Low, Med, and High. Thanks for the info!