do you like to cook dinner?
or is it your least favorite job as a mom?
i remember sitting at a home kitchen party and hearing the women around me complaining about how much they hate to cook, and that's when i realized i did not.
i liked it.
i like cooking for my family.
it really does make me happy.
BlogHer asked if i would try out a recipe from Hellmann's Real Mayonnaise and Bobby Flay.
of course the answer was yes.
i read the recipe and thought "hmm… i don't think i have ever cooked with mayonnaise. how can that be?"
and "what are turkey cutlets?"
now i was on a mission:
find turkey cutlets and see what it's like to cook with mayonnaise.
i found the cutlets.
they have probably always been there, but i had never heard of them.
and i grabbed the Hellmann's and got busy.
i mixed the mayonnaise and mustard and seasoning together with a whisk.
then brushed both sides of the cutlets with the mixture.
next, i dipped the turkey into a bowl of bread crumbs and seasonings.
i made sure it was completely coated.
then in my skillet with heated canola oil, i added the turkey.
i cooked it for 3 minutes on one side and then flipped it for another 2-4 minutes, until it was crispy & cooked all the way through.
oh my goodness…my kitchen was smelling SO GOOD at this point.
that is something i love about cooking too,
filling the house with the smell of our favorite foods.
i love hearing my kids walk in and sniff and say "ARE WE HAVING LASAGNA??!!" with a big smile.
while the turkey was cooking, i started on some potatoes.
and some asparagus on the inside grill on my cooktop.
just recently my friend taught me how to make it this way…i am so grateful.
YUMMMMM.
and in 15 minutes…this meal was ready.
i couldn't believe it.
i tasted the turkey…a bit unsure since i had never had it before. (i have had turkey, just not turkey cutlets.)
Hellmann's Mayonnaise made the turkey juicy and crispy!
it was seriously good.
this recipe is EASILY a new family favorite.
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A Bobby Flay Recipe
Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time: 10 minutes 4 servings
2 cups panko or plain dried bread crumbs
3 Tbsp. finely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup Hellmann'sÆ or Best FoodsÆ Real Mayonnaise
2 Tbsp. Dijon mustard
1 tsp. poultry seasoning
4 turkey cutlets (about 1/2 inch thick)
4 Tbsp. canola oil, divided
Combine bread crumbs, parsley, salt and pepper in large shallow dish; set aside.
Combine Hellmann's or Best Foods Real Mayonnaise, mustard and poultry seasoning with wire whisk in small bowl and season, if desired, with salt and pepper.
Season turkey, if desired, with salt and pepper. Brush 1 side of each turkey cutlet with mayonnaise mixture, then coat in bread crumbs.
Heat 2 tablespoons oil in 12-inch nonstick skillet over medium- high heat and cook 2 turkey cutlets, bread side down, 3 minutes or until golden brown and a crust has formed. Turn over and cook an additional 2 minutes or until turkey is thoroughly cooked. Repeat with remaining oil and turkey.
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so exciting.
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Leftover Turkey Recipes - Looks great, nice plating, I’ll start my cooking experimentation to try different flavors of turkey I’m so jealous for this.
Air Jordan Shoes - Turkey Paninis the day after Thanksgiving! Turkey, Cranberries, Stuffing all in one delicious sandwich! YUM!
Jammie - tweeted http://twitter.com/#!/mommysdizzy/status/143850227034619907
Jammie - My favorite turkey dish would have to be my turkey salad, with some yummy celery and crackers! sweepmorey at gmail dot com
Bing - My favorite is smoked turkey leg.
angie lilly - I tweeted here: https://twitter.com/#!/FotoMacro/status/143786935918403585
angie lilly - I am actually a vegetarian and have been for over 11 years; however, I remember cooking turkeys before making the change. The BEST turkey leftover that I remember was veggie soup. We would take the left over gravy, any left over veggies, and left over turkey that was chopped up and put it all in a crockpot. Cover with water and season with poultry seasonings and cook. WONDERFUL stew!
Melanie - Fried turkey!
Carmen - I love turkey in all sorts of ways – as a roast, casseroles and especially sandwiches.
Tabathia B - tweet
https://twitter.com/#!/ChelleB36/status/143572373612933120
tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com
Tabathia B - I just like it fried or as turkey bbq
tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com
Debbie B - i tweeted here:
https://twitter.com/#!/bellows22/status/143535098594213889
debbiebellows(at)gmail(dot)com
Debbie B - i just love turkey and dressing! Afterwards I like just cold turkey sandwiches
Donna B. - Deep fried turkey!
Dana - my favorite is the day after thanksgiving sandwich
meredith - tweeted https://twitter.com/#!/mermont84/status/143390699046436865
meredith - my favorite turkey dish is turkey meatball sliders!
Erica Best - https://twitter.com/#!/purplelover04/status/142871142242332673
Erica Best - turkey and dressing is my fave
Cori Westphal - Tweet: http://twitter.com/coriwestphal/statuses/142836972661116928
coriwestphal at msn dot com
Cori Westphal - Turkey Wild Rice soup! Yummy!
coriwestphal at msn dot com
Ruby Walling - I also love a turkey sandwich the day after Thanksgiving, I use Romaine lettuce, Swiss or Munster cheese Helman’s Mayo on a good Greek bread from my local small grocer. YUM 🙂
sy - tweet: https://twitter.com/#!/syytta/status/142400983861960705
sy - I like to make turkey sandwitches or just snack on plain turkey leftovers. Thanks for the recipe and giveaway!
songyueyu at gmail
Joy Richardson - I think this might be my favorite turkey dish to enjoy! Wow, looks great!
ANGEL JACKLYN - 2ND ENTRY TWEET https://twitter.com/#!/kytah00/status/141970556139474945
ANGEL JACKLYN - I PRETTY MUCH ONLY EAT TURKEY STRAIGHT FROM THE OVEN OR ON A SANDWICH (PICKY EATER HEREEEE)
Karen Lehmkuhl - We tried this recipe with the cutlets and everyone loved it! Thanks for sharing it. I’m adding it to my rotation!
julie - My mom’s turkey wild rice soup. Though once I made it during turkey hunting season. It was fun to call it wild turkey wild rice soup.
Norma - We always make Turkey Noodle Soup and freeze some for those quick fix dinner nights. Home made soup is so much better!
LAMusing - Love Turkey Pot Pies!
s - my favorite turkey in Nov? well leftover turkey with leftover stuffing in pepperidge farm dinner rolls -YUM (esp since I didn’t cook the turkey, I just get sent home with leftovers)
Renee - deep fried thanksgiving turkey! yum yum
Kelli Baker - The recipe looks great! I love a simple turkey sandwich on soft bread the next day!
Monica - This looks yummy! Wish you could come here and make it for my family! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Lauren - My favorite turkey meal is turkey and cranberry sandwiches! Oh, yeah.
Mandy - my favorite turkey dish is fried turkey. My dad has fried our Thanksgiving day turkey for years. Each year he injects it with a different flavoring so its never the same but each year it is delicious! I too look forward to trying this recipe.
Sarah - Good old cold turkey sandwhiches from the leftovers!!! YUM!
Leadia Jarvis - Turkey pot pie!
rebecca - Um….turkey tettrazini!
Debra F - Turkey pot pie is our go to recipe for Thanksgiving leftovers…it is a perfect way to use almost all of them!
Susan Smith - https://twitter.com/#!/susan1215/status/139830663573536769
Susan Smith - I love turkey sandwiches
Kerry - tweeted: http://twitter.com/#!/KerryBishop/status/139757558629023744
Kerry - I like turkey noodle soup with our Thanksgiving left overs.
Georgia - Tweeted here too
https://twitter.com/#!/gmissycat/status/139651972151259136
gmissycat at yahoo dot com
Georgia - Got to say my favorite dish is the whole Thanksgiving dinner but left overs are usually just cold turkey sandwiches. Love em!
gmissycat at yahoo dot com
Tina M - http://twitter.com/#!/HappyTina0115/status/139549649689247745
Tina M - I like Roasted turkey!
Fiddledeedee - My favorite turkey dish is my crockpot recipe for a turkey breast. It’s a year round favorite.
Brandy - We love turkey pot pies.
Christina Tong - I tweeted about this giveaway:https://twitter.com/#!/ctong2/status/139149520754847744
ctong2[AT]gmail[DOT]com
Christina Tong - My favorite turkey dish in November is roasted turkey with homemade stuffing but I will also try your Bobby Flay recipe some other time too. It looks yummy!
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MerelyMarie - My favorite turkey dish in November is a hot meatball sandwich (made with ground turkey) with red sauce & provolone cheese!
Jessie C. - tweet.http://twitter.com/#!/tcarolinep/status/138860477601169408
Jessie C. - I like turkey cranberry sandwiches.
tcarolinep at gmail dot com
Carol B - This inspired me to do more than roast turkey.
Tonpia - My favorite turkey dish is post-thanksgiving sandwich I call “a bobby.” Hoagie roll, turkey, mayo, stuffing, cranberry sauce. It’s perfection and my thanksgiving isn’t complete without it. But don’t tell my mom–I’m sure she thinks her amazing turkey-day achievements are what we’re all after. They ARE amazing, but, ahhh, leftovers.
Allie - Ok I just tried this with chicken tenders because I don’t own turkey cutlets and it was fabulous!!! Thanks for the yummy idea!
Bailey C - That turkey looks fabulous! I love a good turkey soup!
Maria - I like the turkey sanwiches.
Sonya - Lil' Soak + Friends - I love mayo. Cooking makes it so moist and taste so yummy! Your pictures are making me drool.
Mallory - I think I will have to try this — and add a package of ranch dry mix to the crumbs — thanks!!
Kaitlin - Turkey meatloaf is my favorite turkey recipe!
kim - yummy…..will have to try the cutlets soon…..looks pretty easy and tasty! Thanks!
Kasey - I’m a vegetarian, but I do like Tofurky. We make Tofurky spaghetti with it after Thanksgiving.
karen - I’m pretty simple. My favorite way to eat turkey is turkey sandwiches, preferably dark meat, on soft white bread with lots of mayo and jellied cranberry sauce.
cheri - I love all of the above, except I had never heard of turkey balls. May try those. I make turkey pot pies.
Carrie C. in VA - hot brown sandwiches with sliced turkey left over from thanksgiving day
Southern Gal - Turkey Tetrazzini! These look great.
Stacy M - I love the Thanksgiving meal. But I have to say my favorite part is trying new recipes with the leftovers.
Brandi - My favorite turkey dish is actually with ground turkey–I use it to make mini-meatloaves with a stick of string cheese in the middle (mmmmm)!
Carol B - My Fav dish is the Dressing!! No one makes it better than my Mom!!
Kelly Massman - Sadly, we don’t eat turkey! My husband is allergic to turkey! I do like the basic roasted turkey though!
thanks for a chance to win!
And, have a GREAT day!
kmassmanATgmailDOTcom
Kerri - I like turkey sandwiches best! 🙂
karen peachey - I love making turkey salad with the leftovers of thanksgiving!
Karina - i love turkey burgers with cranberry dressing
Anashct - I tweeted at http://twitter.com/#!/anashct/status/137147854220296192
email: anashct1 [at] yahoo [dot] com
Anashct - I love turkey pan fried! Thanks for this splendid giveaway
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Nicole G - My favorite is easily a leftover turkey meat sandwich with mayo and lots of salt! With all the leftover sides on the side. But this plain old turkey sandwich is my favorite!!!
cw - Love tukey roll ups….using pizza dough, turkey, stuffing, and cranberry
jennibell - This recipe looks delish! My favorite November turkey recipe truly is leftover turkey sandwiches the day after Thanksgiving!!! For some reason leftover turkey is never as good any other day of the year — ha!
Jennie - Buffalo turkey sandwiches! Heck, when I have any leftover meat, that is what I do to it, buffalo(v) it! But since there are usually left over turkey, mashed potatoes, and some items on the relish tray, I usually add those on top. So delicious!
Dina Marie - Thank you for sharing this recipe.
FYI, I have cooked by following A Bobby Flay Recipe last night. It surely tasted delicious!
It was simple and easy to make!
Robin M. - Turkey sandwiches!
Emma - I love turkey with cranberry sauce and mashed potatoes. Your recipe looks delicious.
Amy - Just tweeted about this giveaway: https://twitter.com/#!/uTry_it/status/136729925322420224
amy [at] utry [dot] it
Amy - My favorite turkey dish to enjoy in November is a turkey bacon and smoke cheese panini for brunch on the day after Thanksgiving. 🙂
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Holly - I love leftover turkey sandwiches the day after Thanksgiving.
cassie o - the best turkey dish is definitely a cheeseball made with cream cheese and left over shredded turkey. forget crackers…i could eat it by the spoonful!
K - Thank you for offering this giveaway! We need a new stand mixer SO badly! We love turkey salad with cranberries, stuffing croutons and of course Hellmanns!
Julie - i make this pampered chef recipe with crescent rolls in a wreath shape, with turkey, craisens, mayo, mustard, walnuts, and celery. it is fantastic!!!
Dena - leftover cold turkey sandwich… with mayo 🙂
Alex L - Turkey chili is one of my go-to dinner favorites when the weather turns chilly.
Beth Ann - Yum! My great-aunt taught me to brush pork-chips with a mayo-mustard mix before grilling them to help seal the juices in. Not sure if it does, but they always taste yummy!
Amy - I LOVE a good turkey panini with swiss cheese and cranberry mayo. YUM!!
Lindsay - This looks tasty! Thanks for the giveaway!
Jen - I love doing BBQ pizza with turkey. Spread BBQ sauce on the crust, sprinkle leftover turkey and some sliced green onions and cheese. Bake and devour!!
Gina in Louisville - Favorite Turkey Dish: Leftover turkey and cranberry sauce sandwiches. Really love it!
nancy beach - I know this is simple but my favorite is just a plain leftover turkey sandwich with cranberry salad on it.
I started using turkey in place of hamburger about a year ago for the health benefits. I love that it is so versatile.
Whitney S - Turkey sandwich the say after Thanksgiving! Yum. I need to start cooking with turkey more!
Mandy - Homemade turkey pot pie with left over thanksgiving turkey!
meredith - mmmm, i love my dad’s deep fried turkey on thanksgiving. there’s nothing better!
Sarah F. - I love ground turkey sloppy joes! Sooo good (and easy)!
Teresa - Oh and gotta love left over turkey sandwiches, sooo so good!!
Teresa - I love a good traditional turkey dinner.. thinking about it makes my mouth water! YUM 🙂
Amy - Yummers!!!! I’ve never cooked with turkey cutlets, either. I’m going food shopping today and guess what I’m getting….
Also, how’d you make the potatoes? They look yummers, too!
Becky J - One of our favorite recipes to use up the leftover turkey is one from my paternal grandma..it’s a casserole that uses turkey, stuffing, cream of chicken soup and sour cream…layering all three…yum..blessings! 🙂
rosemarie - turkey sandwiches..love
Lora Inman - Turkey tenderloin with all the fixings any time of year
Kari - Tweeted this post
https://twitter.com/#!/alas3lads/status/136413012545376256
Kari - I’ll have to go with the traditional turkey and dressing as my favorite.
Miguelina Salvador - tweet
https://twitter.com/#!/zbabita5/status/136385264779149312
babitababita@hotmail.com
Miguelina Salvador - cold turkey sandwich with mayo
babitababita@hotmail.com
Mary Beth - My favorite way to eat turkey is late at night on Thanksgiving day…….alone……while standing in front of the open fridge!
Jennifer Bruner - I love my fresh-roasted turkey! Nothing better! Thanks for the opportunity!
Mary Ann - Turkey Quinoa Meatloaf. Super easy and super yummy! Mmmm … Maybe we’ll have it for dinner tomorrow night!
Andrea - I tweeted :). (@knittybitties)
Andrea - I’d have to say fresh cut turkey left overs on a yummy bread paired with lettuce and mayo … Mmmmm.
Thanks for a hosting a great giveaway!
Melanie - oooh i do so love eating the meal after turkey sammiches — just turkey, white sandwich bread and mayo. YUM. I also secretly love turkey noodle soup AND turkey tetrazzini.
Is it Turkey Day yet?
Erin - I love a warm, juicy Thanksgiving turkey sandwich late that evening. For some reason, it tastes heavenly after the dishes have been cleaned, the noise has quieted down, the kids are in bed, and it’s just the hubby and me enjoying a warm Thanksgiving fire. It doesn’t matter how full you are, there is always room for an extra midnight turkey/gravy sandwich!
mollie b. - we love turkey tacos and turkey chili and turkey potpie
AZLB - my favorite is the turkey sandwich the day after Thanksgiving!
Karla - Turkey tetrazini
Kate @ Songs Kate Sang - Tweeted: https://twitter.com/#!/SongsKateSang/status/136282145839775745
Kate @ Songs Kate Sang - Thank you so much for this opportunity! I would love to win!
Breeanna @ a brilliant melody - Well in November, my favorite turkey dish is plain turkey with gravy, yummy!
Lynda M. - I love turkey sandwiches! I pack one almost every day for my lunch at work.
Aimee - Count me in on leftover turkey sandwiches!! Either hot, open-faced, with gravy OR cold, with cream cheese and cranberry sauce. YUM.
I’m one of those moms for whom dinnertime is a dreaded chore. I wish I enjoyed cooking…
Erica - Turkey soup with barley. A great use for left-overs and it freezes great!
Arlene - Looks delicious! My favorite turkey meal in Nov has to be the leftover turkey and stuffing sandwiches the day after Thanksgiving!! Can’t wait =)
Meghan - My Dad’s famous fried turkey injected with thai peanut sauce. Its dreamy.
Katie Mathieson - Ok, first of all, yum! I love making things with turkey cutlets and will need to try this new recipe. One of my favorite meals to prepare is turkey tacos with ground turkey!
Sabrina - Turkey Paninis the day after Thanksgiving! Turkey, Cranberries, Stuffing all in one delicious sandwich! YUM!
Laura Diniwilk - I’m with everyone who said day after thanksgiving sammies, but I’m excited to try out this recipe!
Diana Yarborough - Thanksgiving turkey of course!
Mary Richardson - I like day after the feast turkey sandwiches!
Mary N. - I like to make Turkey Tettrazini with the leftovers and also a turkey salad with pecans and avacado. Yum!
Aby - FRIED TURKEY!!! Crispy on the outside…juicy on the inside.. My mouth is watering just thinking about it!!!
Amanda - You always hear that anything tastes good fried….I think real mayo makes everything taste good!!!
Valerie - YUM!!! looks so good!
cailan - I really just love a turkey sandwich on good bread, with salty kettle chips and fizzy apple cider. Perfect.
Timber - Leftover turkey sandwiches after thanksgiving!!!
Amy Griffin - Turkey and noodles, I usually make this a couple of times after Thanksgiving. yummy
Nicole - I love taking the leftover turkey from thanksgiving and subbing it into a chicken salad recipe. So good on those leftover rolls!
Laura Martin - Turkey Burgers are a staple at my house…..I also love left over thanksgiving turkey sandwiches!
Ashley B. - Thanksgiving turkey! 🙂
Talia - My favorite is turkey and gravy over gasp! white bread. It has to be white bread and I am a health nut, but this is comfort food at its best!
secret mom thoughts - I love turkey soup.
christine n. - Yum – i think this may be my favorite turkey dish! Seriously, no one likes the dark meat in our house, so turkey cutlets would be a winner.
alise - Love the big thanksgiving turkey with mom’s homemade stuffing and gravy. thanks for the chance to win.
Wendy C. - My hubby makes the best cajun spiced deep fried turkey – we all love that at our house!
Christina Self - Sadly if it’s not a deli lunch meat or something we only have turkey 2 times a year on Thanksgiving and Christmas. It
s fried and it’s da bomb.
I really want to try this recipe though it looks delish!
Jenna@CallHerHappy - turkey covered in cranberry jelly from the can! mmmmmm!
Shawna - Looks ymmy!
Lynn - Turkey Balls! Leftover turkey and stuffing pressed into balls, rolled in bread crumbs and fried. So not healthy, but so tasty. Top with leftover cranberry sauce, you can’t go wrong.
beccalecca - I actually love turkey sandwiches.
Colleen - Gobbler Sandwiches (as my husband calls them)….
Leftover turkey, maya, cranberries and stuffing cold, between 2 pieces of bread. The best!
Amy - I love turkey and noodles on mashed potatoes. Wow, that makes me hungry to think about!
Jenny B. - That looks really good! I’m saving it for my husband, who is the cook in our family! 🙂
JulianneB - Turkey tetrazzini…since I am actually making Thanksgiving dinner at my house this year I will have leftover turkey.
Amanda - Straight up turkey for Thanksgiving!
sara @ it's good to be queen - i like to make just a plain ol’ traditional turkey on thanksgiving…just a ton of butter & salt & cook all day. 😉
Alice H - I like to make turkey salad (kinda like tuna salad or chicken salad). Or I just reheat all the sides that we had on Thanksgiving and eat it all over again with the turkey.
Jennifer - I’m a cattle rancher’s daughter, so we didn’t eat a lot of turkey growing up. At Thanksgiving we fry our turkey, making sure we have lots of leftovers. That is usually the only turkey we eat all year, but I am intrigued by this recipe.
Blondiestarr101 - And I tweeted it! http://twitter.com/#!/blondiestarr101/status/136163246280421376
Thanks for the giveaway Meg and Hellmans!
Ashley - I love turkey any way you cook it. I like a good old roast turkey the best, but I like to take the leftovers and see how creative I can get with it.
Karie - Turkey and Noodles!
Blondiestarr101 - I love cold turkey sandwiches. Always best with leftover Thanksgiving turkey! Yumm!
Jenny Brucker - Turkey and Noodles! Excellent way to use leftover turkey of any kind!
erin j - I like all the traditional turkey dishes (especially when you deep fry a turkey, so delicious!) but my favorite turkey dish is my turkey meatball hoagie sandwiches. It’s based off a Rachael Ray dish and involves spinach, provolone and a delicious gravy sauce. So good!
Christy - I love leftover turkey in soups! I love mayo and Bobby Flay, so I am going to have to try this recipe!
Katie H - I mix ground turkey with beef (or sometimes use it alone) for our spaghetti, chili and other meals. It’s an nice substitute!
Carlie - I cant wait for the classic roast turkey, but mostly for the amazing leftover sandwiches… yum!
Maggie Nunez - i just love turkey, any way and always. Can’t wait for thanksgiving turkey.
Jenn - I love making turkey salad (just like chicken salad).
Victoria - I enjoy cooking for my family too! It really makes me happy.
I love a turkey sandwich after Thanksgiving – toast the bread, put on some turkey breast, mustard, cheese, avocado or whatever is on hand. Delish!
MegM - Definitely the day after Thanksgiving, a turkey sandwich on a left over dinner roll with lots of mayo! My favorite!
Ashley H. - I love fried turkey.
Kelley - I love turkey at Thanksgiving. Either fried of baked. The best turkey I’ve ever had was one my husband killed. Very moist!
IngridM - Turkey enchiladas!
Susan - Try roasting a turkey rubbed in mayo and sprinkled with Greek seasoning…it is to die for! I had it at a relatives a few years ago and have made mine that way since!
Gina - A turkey bun with mayo and salt:)
Lori - I love to cook for my family when I have a plan…the worst is everyone asking what’s for dinner and I have no idea….no fun. My favorite turkey dish of all time is my mom’s Turkey Hash, which does not resemble any hash I have seen (no potatoes,etc). It is turkey in a brothy gravy served over homemade buttermilk biscuits. To.die.for! I keep trying to duplicate it and haven’t succeeded. Hopefully we can enjoy mom’s for many years to come!
chrissi - I love to cook too. My favorite turkey meal is the day after Thanksgiving when the guests have all left and it is just our small family and we can enjoy the clean house, leftover dinner and a little quiet.
Meredith - Best turkey meal in November is the turkey sandwich the day after Thanksgiving. A nice hunk of turkey on wheat bread with lettuce and mayo. Helleman’s, of course. Yum!!
Anne-Marie P. - Love leftover turkey mixed with leftover mashed potatoes, stuffing, green been casserole and gravy!
mami2jcn - I love turkey burgers!
Denise - We love turkey noodle soup, using the leftovers from our Thanksgiving meal!
Meredith Salmon - I just love the wraps and sandwiches with the leftover turkey and I can eat them every day and night till it is gone. Cranberry sauce and stuffing, mmmmmm can’t wait. I will also have to stop back and see some of these comments to make some of these. This is great!!
Annie - yum! that looks SOOO good. Our families favorite turkey dish, is turkey and homemade noodles with a gravy/sauce served over left over mashed potatoes!
Kristin Hayne - Oh my!! Wll have to try this!!
My favorite thing turkey is:
Turkey Lettuce Wraps:
Brown ground turkey with a little ginger and garlic….
add chopped green onions and water chestnuts (you can add more veggies if desired)
1-2 tsp soy sauce
3-4 TBSP of hoisin sauce….
Stir and serve hot
Serve in lettuce (iceberg or romaine)
You can also fry up some rice noodles for some crunch on top!
It literally takes 10 minutes and feeds a lot of hungry kids. And it is healthy!!! But shhhhh…. don’t tell them!!
a pocket full of posies - YUM!! may have to change tonight’s dinner plans…:)
molly - well in my opinion a deep fried turkey is the way to go…because well why not? After it has fried it must sit for awhile covered in foil in a roaster. Like as long as a football game (we did thanksgiving dinner at our last tailgate) then I love to make little turkey slider type sandwiches with those Hawaiian buns…..yummmmmm-o! oh and I love cooking for my family too:)
Amanda - hmm I’ve never seen the cutlets either. I’ll have to try this recipe. Sounds delish! we love mayo is our house.
My favorite turkey dish is probably ground turkey chili.
Amanda W. - This is my newest favorite recipe: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/yummy-honey-chicken-kabobs/
I don’t make it with kabobs, I just make it as a stirfry, and BOY is it good! It becomes even more addicting when I serve it over quinoa. Brown rice works well too. YUM!
i’ve used mayonnaise on fish before, but not chicken. I could totally do this recipe!
Wendy - Love left over turkey sandwiches 🙂
Joleen - I’m not a big turkey person, but this sounds great! I usually use it on sandwiches.
me - my mother in law makes turkey salad for sandwiches! Mmmmmm.
Karen - A different take on the day after turkey sandwich.
Open faced turkey sandwich: Layer sweet bread or rolls from dinner the night before (I truly miss waking up Thanksgiving day hearing my Mom shuffling around in the kitchen, making her own recipe rolls for the family), turkey cutlets as prepared above, dollop of mashed potatoes and a swirl of lovely, velvety gravy. Cranberry sauce on the side to taste.
Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It was often the only time we could get the whole family together. I miss the tradition and the coziness of it. I was raised in Alaska and there was always a chance we would be snowed in on Thanksgiving, so there was a taste of adventure. We would arrive at a relatives house and a line of kids would come skipping through to greet us. I couldn’t wait to hand over whatever ingredient I was carrying from the car and trail off on the end of that train of cousins.
Teresa Thomas - Cold turkey, mayonnaise, and salt. Mmmmmmmmmmm heaven. The best use of Turkey leftovers ever!!!!!
Thanks for sharing this, I didn’t know Turkey Cutlets existed either, or that they might be so easy to cook. And I’ve never thought about cooking with Mayonnaise.
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Tanya H - I don’t hate cooking, but I get tired of having to make meals every. single. day. LOL. And I actually don’t- if my husband is home he will cook becuase he loves it. I don’t mind doing laundry every week, but do we have to eat? haha…
This looks great tho, and the part about 15 minutes – wow, I am all over that! 🙂 THANKS!
Tracy - Oh – the best part of that way of cooking – the turkey turns out NICE and JUICY and OH so tender – falling off the bone – YUM!!!! 🙂 Thanks for the chance to win this. Oh – and Yes, I want the “trick” to your asparagus too. 🙂
Tracy - This looks SO yummy and I will definitely be trying it soon! My favorite turkey dish is cooking my turkey in a brown paper bag in the oven and never having to touch it the entire day until it has finished cooking – No basting, no nothing! 🙂
Jennifer - This looks delicious! We love these turkey cutlets and really we just season them and pan cook. With a little sweet potato on the side… it is delicious! What is your secret to the asparagus? They look amazing! 🙂
Flower Patch Farmgirl - Cory’s 2 favorite foods are mayonnaise and gravy. Yep.
As for turkey, Calvin has been begging me to make a turkey pot-pie he found in a cooking magazine. It has mashed potatoes on top. I’m thinking he’s on to something…
Robin Canter - I love to chop up the leftover turkey and make turkey salad with Hellman’s – just like chicken salad. add some chopped celery, salt, pepper and some dill seasoning. Fabulous!
natalie (the sweets life) - i absolutely love using leftover turkey to make a sandwich and press it in the panini press!
Rach - Wow. I too had no idea these were in the poultry section of the grocery store. I’ll have to look today as I go and buy my 5 lb bag of russet potatoes to make mashed potatoes for a potluck Thanksgiving dinner this afternoon with our neighborhood MOMS Club. And speaking of Thanksgiving dinner, the only Turkey I like to eat (well, maybe until I try this recipe) is a giant roasted turkey with all the trimmings. Yum.
Betsy - Leftover turkey sandwiches with a sprinkle of salt and mayo, with my grandma’s sweet pickles…I can’t wait until Nov. 25!
Jacque Ekberg - I have great memories of my mom covering the cleaned catfish my dad and grandpa caught with mayo, wrapping in foil and baking. Delicious! So long ago I don’t know if it was Hellmans. P.S. They didn’t catch them with the mayonnaise.
Melissa - My favorite turkey meal is thanksgiving meal! Love!
ira lee - turkey with dressing…..yum!!!
Allison - A big turkey right out of the oven is always the best, but we love leftover turkey sandwiches.
Jennifer - This looks so yummy! I have realized lately that I don’t hate to cook, I just hate figuring out what to cook! Ha!
Jermaine D. - I just discovered turkey breasts sold individually, I will have to try this recipe with those too. So far I made roasted turkey breast with sweet potatoes that were really good!
Erin Whitney - Okay. I’ve never cooked with turkey cutlets either. Honestly, I didn’t even know they existed until I read this. haha Besides the traditional Thanksgiving turkey meals, I make a skillet spaghetti with ground turkey. YUMMO. Maybe it’s because I’m 7 months pregnant. Maybe it’s because I’m a hormonal mess, but it’s not even lunch and I need a turkey sandwich now….
Gemma @ Musings of a gem - Yummy! I am yet to try asparagus..it looks good with butter!
Gemma x
tiffany gardner - I love turkey pot pie!
Lisa - I love a traditional turkey dinner: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, carrots, bread, etc. 🙂
Kim - There is nothing like a big pot of turkey noodle soup. Yum!
Holly - I love using left over turkey to make chili….dad made it every year for us and it was so good!
Valerie @ Chateau A La Mode - Oh this looks like something I would not only love to make, but love to eat! My favorite dish in November….my pumpkin pie!
Dawn - Turkey Noodle Casserole
Jen N. - My favorite is what I call “Thanksgiving Sandwiches.” Turkey, cranberry sauce, some cream cheese on a roll…..dressing too if you’re feeling crazy. SO good!
Juli - There is NOTHING like turkey and dressing. I could eat it everyday, but then it wouldn’t be as special. LOVE IT!
Becky Z - Turkey tetrazini. Mmmmm.
Wendy - That recipe looks great! Thanks for sharing!
I love a Turkey sandwich the day after Thanksgiving!
valerie - haha – I was just thinking the EXACT same thing as Ingrid! Cold turkey sandwich the day after, with lots of mayo and salt! 🙂
TinaM. - I love a “Thanksgiving” sandwich..turkey,stuffing and cranberry sauce on dinner rolls, toasted….mmmmmm!
Love asparagus cooked this way.
Panko bread crumbs make everything taste delicious.
And I’ve never used Hellmann’s as a sauce, but I’ll have to try, it’s always in the fridge.
Laura Phelps - the chocolate turkey
ingrid - favorite would have to be the turkey sandwich on the day after thanksgiving. on ‘good’ toasted sourdough bread with lots of mayo, stuffing and cranberry sauce! yum…
this recipe you made looks delic!