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Thanksgiving Leftovers Turkey and Hash Sandwich with Cranberry Aioli

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thanksgiving leftovers sandwich recipe

A creative recipe to transform your Thanksgiving leftovers into one unbelievable sandwich: a crispy hash patty made with mashed potatoes, stuffing, and corn, topped with turkey, cranberry aioli, and a fried egg.

Well, that’s a wrap.  Thanksgiving is over.  But before we totally abandon all things autumn and enter the glorious world of Christmas recipes and holiday desserts, let’s just savor one more morsel of Thanksgiving leftovers.  Let’s (cranberry) relish in this one last leftover turkey recipe.

People.  This sandwich is so freaking good.  It’s the epitome of all good things Thanksgiving, stacked neatly between a single bun.  Except the sweet potato casserole.  I couldn’t figure out how to squeeze that into the mix.  But you better believe I has some of it on the side 🙂  Oh how I love sweet potato casserole.  Side note: I made a big tray of it for Asheley to bring to work on Thanksgiving to share with her coworkers (yup, she had to work on Thanksgiving) and everyone devoured it.  Apparently everyone loves sweet potato casserole. 🙂

But anyway, back to this sandwich.  It might have a super lame name — sorry, I couldn’t think of anything better — but you better believe it more than makes up for it in the flavor category.

thanksgiving leftovers sandwich recipe

So what makes a great day after Thanksgiving sandwich?

Well we all know stacking layers of mashed potatoes, stuffing, turkey, and whatever other Thanksgiving leftovers you have lying around between two slices of bread makes for one undeniably delicious meal.  But that’s not enough.  No, we are in search of even greater leftover sandwich triumph.  Who’s with me? (in my head you’re all enthusiastically answering yes, we’re with you!)

Thanksgiving Leftovers Turkey and Hash Sandwich with Cranberry Aioli

And that’s where all these Kraft products come in.  I headed off to Walmart to help amp up my Thanksgiving leftovers and create a sandwich masterpiece.

thanksgiving leftovers sandwich recipe

Let’s take those mashed potatoes, stuffing, and corn, and then add in some shredded mozzarella cheese.  Mix it all up and form them into hamburger-sized patties, and then let it get all close and friendly with a crispy bread crumb coating.  A quick visit to a skillet and boom, instant party in your mouth.

thanksgiving leftovers sandwich recipe

But we’re on a roll and noone can stop us.  Let’s keep going.  Add some turkey on top.  A smear of cranberry aioli.  Sure, you could add some lettuce.  That makes the entire sandwich healthy… at least that’s what I tell myself.  But then, sitting there on top of it all, there’s that beautiful crown jewel, a fried egg with it’s golden yolk glistening in the sun.

It’s a whole new level of Thanksgiving leftover sandwich awesomeness.

thanksgiving leftovers sandwich recipe

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Thanksgiving Leftovers Turkey and Hash Sandwich with Cranberry Aioli

  • Prep Time: 10 minutes
  • Cook Time: 10 minutes
  • Total Time: 20 minutes
  • Yield: 4 sandwiches 1x
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Ingredients

  • 4 Thanksgiving Leftover Hash Patties (see below)
  • 2 cups leftover cooked turkey
  • Cranberry Aioli (see below)
  • 4 hamburger buns
  • 4 eggs

for the Thanksgiving Leftover Hash Patties

  • 1 cup leftover Kraft Stove Top stuffing (I used the Cornbread variety)
  • 1 cup leftover mashed potatoes
  • 1/2 cup leftover corn kernels
  • 1/2 cup shredded Kraft mozzarella cheese
  • 1 packet Kraft Shake n’ Bake (your choice of flavor)
  • Kosher salt
  • Freshly ground black pepper
  • Canola or vegetable oil

for the Cranberry Aioli

  • 1/4 cup jellied cranberry sauce (from can)
  • 1/4 cup Kraft mayonnaise
  • Kosher salt

Instructions

  1. On each bun, stack a hash patty, 1/2 cup turkey, a fried egg, and a spoonful of cranberry aioli. Lettuce (to make it healthy, of course) is optional. Serve immediately.

for the Thanksgiving Leftover Hash Patties

  1. In a medium bowl, combine stuffing, mashed potatoes, corn kernels, and shredded cheese. Season with Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper. Form into four equal-sized patties (like you would a hamburger). Empty the contents of one Shake n’ Bake packet onto a plate and roll patties around in the Shake n’ Bake until coated.
  2. Add approximately 2-3 tablespoons of oil to a medium skillet over medium heat. Fry the patties, in batches if necessary, until coating is golden brown, about 2-3 minutes per side.

for the Cranberry Aioli

  1. Combine the jellied cranberry sauce and mayo in a small bowl, or for a super smooth aioli, in a food processor. Season with Kosher salt.

for the Fried Eggs

  1. Spray a large nonstick fry pan or skillet with nonstick cooking spray and heat over medium-low heat. Crack open eggs one at a time and add them into the heated skillet. Season with salt and pepper and cover with a lid. This will help the tops of the whites to set before overcooking the bottom of the eggs. The eggs are done cooking once the whites are just set (the yolk will still be runny).

If you are looking for more recipe ideas, check out this Holiday Family Table with Kraft digital magazine:

You can view my Walmart shopping photo on Google+ here.  

 

 

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  1. Chris, this looks phenomenal! I would have never put hash on a sandwich, but that was genius! These flavors are making me super hungry…and those gorgeous pictures with the running egg yolk are not helping that situation!

    • Thanks so much Taylor. Adding a runny yolk to a picture is kind of like cheating, isn’t it? Pretty much makes anything look 100x better 🙂

  3. Holy moly now that is a sandwich!! haha And with the eggs … I love runny eggs on sandwiches or really anything… I’m slightly sad we blew through all our leftovers already!

    • Haha thanks Ashley! I agree… a runny yolk can pretty much make anything better 🙂 I’m slightly obsessed with adding them to pretty much every sandwich I make at this point.

    • You are so right… the fried egg does make all the difference. And can I tell you a secret? It was a total last minute addition. I wasn’t even planning on using it until I opened the fridge to get out the leftovers and the eggs kind of just called out to me from their little corner on the 2nd shelf. It was like it was meant to be 🙂

    • You are so right Cate. The Thanksgiving meal is great and all, but the day after… stacking it all up on a bun… that’s where it’s at!

  8. Oh my goodness, yum! I was excited to see what you created after your instagram teaser… this looks so so tasty. And I’m looooving that dripping photo. So good!

    • Dripping egg photos are one of life’s greatest pleasures, are they not? 🙂 The only thing is you have to be really quick or you miss it… and then it gets too messy to get a good photo!

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