Club Sandwich
- Easy
- 30 min
- Kcal 623
So here's the thing, this turkey sandwich isn’t your usual deli option—it's a fresh take that combines classic American vibes with a splash of international flair. Imagine your regular turkey sandwich base, but then add thinly sliced tangy apples and juicy tomatoes to balance out a creamy, garlicky mayo. It’s like a club sandwich but with a spiced twist, inspired by flavors from all over. The first bite? It's a mix of crisp apple, tender turkey, and mellow garlic—making it perfect for a cold drink on a sunny patio—pretty much ideal.
And look, this easy turkey sandwich is not just for lunch. It’s more like a little summer party on a plate. So great for hanging out with friends, you know? Plus, if you’re in areas known for open-faced snacks loaded with fresh ingredients, this sandwich totally brings that refreshing yet satisfying vibe.
And here's the thing, if you’ve got leftover roast turkey, it turns into a leftover turkey sandwich that’s way way better the next day. Those who want a lighter summer bite will really love how this turkey sandwich recipe stays bright and refreshing with that apple and tomato combo. I mean, some folks even toss in a soft cheese or switch up the bread—like trying focaccia or a rustic loaf—to soak up all the juicy flavors.
Every bite is a blend of moist turkey, crisp veggies, and herby mayo, making it stand out among summer sandwich recipes. Serve it with drinks—really—and it’s like enjoying a mix of American classics and global flavors. Seriously good stuff.
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To prepare the Turkey sandwiches, start with the apple. After washing and drying it, remove the core 1 and slice it thinly using a mandoline 2. Drizzle with lemon juice to prevent them from browning 3.
Set aside and move on to the tomato. Wash it, dry it, and slice it thinly with a knife 4. Then wash the Swiss chard, drain it 5, and move to the stove. In a pan, heat some oil with a sliced garlic clove and a chopped chili pepper 6.
When the garlic has flavored the oil, remove it with a skimmer 7 and add the Swiss chard 8. Sauté for a few minutes over high heat and then turn off the heat 9.
Now prepare the sauce. Place 3 peeled cloves of garlic in a mortar and pound them well 10 until they become creamy 11. Then in a bowl, beat the egg yolk with salt using a whisk 12
and two drops of lemon juice 13 and slowly add the vegetable oil 14. When the mayonnaise has thickened, add the remaining lemon juice 15
and the garlic cream 16. Set aside and retrieve the turkey breast slices. Gently pound them with a meat mallet or pestle 17. Heat a grill well and add salt, pepper, and a drizzle of oil on the surface 18.
Grill the slices and let them get a nice color first on one side 19 and then on the other: don't forget to use tongs to turn them 20. There's one last step before assembling the sandwiches: toasting the bread. Quickly toast the slices of bread in a pan until golden 21.
Now assemble the Turkey sandwiches. On one slice of bread, spread some garlic mayonnaise 22, then add the greens, tomatoes 23, and apple slices 34
and the turkey breast 25. Repeat but in reverse order, so apple slices, tomatoes 26, greens, and the slice of bread with mayonnaise. Enjoy your meal! 27