Turkey Caesar Sandwich on Garlic Toast

Texas garlic toast turns an ordinary Turkey Caesar Sandwich into something special. It’s the perfect way to use up leftover Thanksgiving turkey or enjoy any day with deli-sliced turkey!

There’s no better way to enjoy leftover turkey than a delicious turkey sandwich than a deconstructed turkey Caesar salad.

My family loves this Turkey Caesar Sandwich so much, we almost can’t wait for Thanksgiving to be over!

How to Make a Turkey Caesar Sandwich on Garlic Toast

The best part of this sandwich is that it’s made with warm garlic toast! and it’s SUPER easy to make!!

While you can enjoy this turkey sandwich any time using deli turkey, it’s a whole other level of good with leftover turkey from Thanksgiving!!

While the garlic bread slices are toasting in the oven, you want to mix up a little mayo, parmesan cheese, garlic, dijon and lemon juice for the spread.

Once the toast comes out of the oven, spread the mayo mixture on one side of each piece of warm toast.  Then pile up as much turkey as you want on four of the slices of toast add a tomato slice and lettuce and place the four remaining slices of toast spread side down on top and serve!  That’s it!!

Yes, your hands are going to get a little greasy holding on to a garlic toast sandwich……but that is the part that makes this sandwich SO DARN GOOD!!!

TRUST ME……if you like a turkey Caesar salad, you are going to love this Turkey Caesar Sandwich!!

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What is Ceasar Salad?

According to What’s Cooking America the original recipe for Ceasar salad included “romaine (to add a slightly bitter touch), garlic, croutons,  Parmesan cheese, boiled eggs, olive oil and Worcestershire sauce.” Supposedly anchovies were added to the salad in 1926 and this version was called the “Aviator’s salad.” What’s Cooking America says that this version was so well-received that it became the standard and was renamed the “Caesar salad.”

In the 1930s, Caesar Salad was voted by the master chefs of the International Society of Epicures in Paris as the “greatest recipe to originate from the Americas in fifty years.”

Today the classic Caesar salad consists of romaine lettuce and croutons dressed with lemon juice, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire sauce, anchovies, garlic, Dijon mustard, Parmesan cheese, and black pepper.

Enjoy!!

What do you do with your Turkey Leftovers?

More great ideas for turkey leftovers

Tired of the same Thanksgiving leftovers? If your fridge bursting with leftovers, I’ve got your back.  From soups and sandwiches to casseroles, there are so many great turkey recipes (and chicken recipes) that will make your leftovers anything but boring. 

Roasted Turkey, Apple & Cheddar Sandwich White cheddar, crisp apples, and cranberry walnut slaw make this turkey flatbread sandwich a crave-worthy twist on the Panera favorite.

Thanksgiving Turkey Gumbo  Turn leftover turkey into a hearty, flavor-packed gumbo that feeds a crowd and warms you up fast.

Creamy Dill Chicken Salad  A fresh, herby spin on classic chicken salad—great with turkey, too. Serve it on bread or lettuce and call it lunch.

20 Minute Chipotle BBQ Cranberry Turkey Sliders (or chicken!) with Apple Poppy Seed Slaw  Sweet, smoky, tangy, and topped with apple slaw—these sliders are reason enough to roast a turkey. 

Turkey Cranberry Hand Pies Flaky, stuffed, and simple to make—these hand pies turn leftovers into fun little pockets of flavor.

Slow Cooker Turkey Barley Soup  Light, comforting, and perfect for post-holiday recovery—just toss it all in the slow cooker.

Thanksgiving Pizza  Stuffing, mashed potatoes, and turkey on puff pastry. It’s leftovers like you’ve never had them.

Chicken and Spinach Enchiladas Casserole Cheesy, savory, and perfect for using up leftover turkey in a cozy baked casserole.