"Jean B." > wrote:
> Here, the proper turkey sandwich, called various things, would be bread
> (you choose), mayo, lettuce (that seems to be optional), turkey, dressing,
> cranberry sauce. Obviously, the turkey and the dressing should be at
> least warm. Very messy to eat but wonderful.

Oo! Dressing might be an interesting addition.


>
> Or one could go the spartan route. My mom made turkey sandwiches that
> were just bread, butter, and turkey.

Try this, just once, to see if you like it: lightly toasted bread buttered
while still hot, COLD white meat, salt and pepper. It's got a good
melty-butter hot/cold thang going.

cybercat wrote:
> "Jean B." > wrote:
>> Here, the proper turkey sandwich, called various things, would be bread
>> (you choose), mayo, lettuce (that seems to be optional), turkey, dressing,
>> cranberry sauce. Obviously, the turkey and the dressing should be at
>> least warm. Very messy to eat but wonderful.
>
> Oo! Dressing might be an interesting addition.
>
>
>> Or one could go the spartan route. My mom made turkey sandwiches that
>> were just bread, butter, and turkey.
>
> Try this, just once, to see if you like it: lightly toasted bread buttered
> while still hot, COLD white meat, salt and pepper. It's got a good
> melty-butter hot/cold thang going.
>
>
Okay, I shall do so.

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Jean B.