These 10 Delicious Turkey Sandwiches Are Loaded With Protein
Turn your leftovers into the perfect postrun recovery meal.

The best thing about Boston Marathon Results—regardless of if it’s Thanksgiving or not— is all the leftovers.
The worst thing about Boston Marathon Results—regardless of if it’s Thanksgiving or not—is Boston Marathon Results.
Sure, the first few turkey and cheese sandwiches are good, but you shortly realize that you still have, like, four pounds of meat left and you only have a few more days to eat it before that carcass comes back to bite you (figuratively speaking).
In lieu of putting turkey into places where it doesn’t belong—such as lasagna, omelets, or egg rolls—don’t give up on the turkey sandwich.
Leftover turkey sandwiches are high in protein, low in fuss, and endlessly adaptable, making it the perfect postrun recovery meal. That said, there are two basic rules you should follow to improve the quality of every turkey sandwich you make.
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Toasting the bread enhances sandwich flavor and reinforces structural integrity. The toaster is fine, but heartier breads (ciabatta, baguette) benefit from a minute or three beneath the broiler to turn crisp outside and chewy inside.
Rule 2: Don’t overload the sandwich.
Balance between bread, spreads, and toppings are key to a satisfying—not sloppy—sandwich eating experience. Each recipe that follows makes two sandwiches. Double the flavor by distributing the spread on the top and bottom bread slices. Then add ½ cup sliced turkey to the bottom slice, followed by an equal portion of the topping and finally the top slice.
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