Now that I am done sharing recipes for your Thanksgiving feast, it’s time to move on with to something to do with those leftovers. I created this idea as a twist on the typical turkey sandwich made from leftovers. It is some simple and easy Turkey Cranberry Quesadillas. You could do the same thing and switch out the tortilla from some yummy slices of bread and make a panini if you prefer. If you have leftover gravy, you could use that to dip the quesadilla in too if you’d like.
I have one more new recipe to share on Monday for your leftovers. I also have 2 additional recipes you may want to check out from my archives:
Thanksgiving Bundles – this recipe uses ground turkey and boxed stuffing mix which would be great to make if you didn’t cook the meal and aren’t lucky enough to have leftovers. However, the ingredients can also be substituted with leftover turkey, dressing, and gravy if you have them.
Brush one side of the tortilla with melted butter. Place butter side down in frying pan.  Sprinkle half the tortilla with a layer of swiss cheese and leftover turkey then sprinkle on some green onion. Spread cranberry sauce on the other half of the tortilla.
Cook over medium heat until under side is browned and crisp and cheese is melted. Fold tortilla in half and remove from pan, then cut in half so you have two triangles. Enjoy.
[…] Turkey Cranberry Quesadilla: A delicious way to get a jump on Thanksgiving (flavors, that is). Cranberry sauce (fresh if you’ve got it!), sliced turkey and a little cheese between two tortillas and voila! Dinner is served. The Real Mom Kitchen recipe suggests using swiss cheese, but that tends to be a turn-off with my toddler. White cheddar or a more mild muenster works better for us. Add a side of greek yogurt for your tot to ‘dunk’ in if you’d like! […]
[…] Turkey Cranberry Quesadilla: A delicious way to get a jump on Thanksgiving (flavors, that is). Cranberry sauce (fresh if you’ve got it!), sliced turkey and a little cheese between two tortillas and voila! Dinner is served. The Real Mom Kitchen recipe suggests using swiss cheese, but that tends to be a turn-off with my toddler. White cheddar or a more mild muenster works better for us. Add a side of greek yogurt for your tot to ‘dunk’ in if you’d like! […]
I see leftover Thanksgiving sandwiches all the time, but I love this idea of doing a quesadilla instead!! Thanks so much for linking up to Taste and Tell Thursdays!
I see leftover Thanksgiving sandwiches all the time, but I love this idea of doing a quesadilla instead!! Thanks so much for linking up to Taste and Tell Thursdays!
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[…] warmth that the cinnamon added. I also used the cranberry sauce and leftover turkey to make my turkey cranberry quesadillas. The sauce was also delicious in that […]
[…] Turkey Cranberry Quesadillas: I created this idea as a twist on the typical turkey sandwich made from leftovers. It is a simple and easy Turkey Cranberry Quesadilla. You could do the same thing and switch out the tortilla from some yummy slices of bread and make a panini if you prefer. If you have leftover gravy, you could use that to dip the quesadilla in too if you’d like. Recipe found at Real Mom Kitchen. […]
[…] Turkey Cranberry Quesadillas: I created this idea as a twist on the typical turkey sandwich made from leftovers. It is a simple and easy Turkey Cranberry Quesadilla. You could do the same thing and switch out the tortilla from some yummy slices of bread and make a panini if you prefer. If you have leftover gravy, you could use that to dip the quesadilla in too if you’d like. Recipe found at Real Mom Kitchen. […]
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[…] Turkey Cranberry Quesadilla: A delicious way to get a jump on Thanksgiving (flavors, that is). Cranberry sauce (fresh if you’ve got it!), sliced turkey and a little cheese between two tortillas and voila! Dinner is served. The Real Mom Kitchen recipe suggests using swiss cheese, but that tends to be a turn-off with my toddler. White cheddar or a more mild muenster works better for us. Add a side of greek yogurt for your tot to ‘dunk’ in if you’d like! […]
[…] Turkey Cranberry Quesadilla: A delicious way to get a jump on Thanksgiving (flavors, that is). Cranberry sauce (fresh if you’ve got it!), sliced turkey and a little cheese between two tortillas and voila! Dinner is served. The Real Mom Kitchen recipe suggests using swiss cheese, but that tends to be a turn-off with my toddler. White cheddar or a more mild muenster works better for us. Add a side of greek yogurt for your tot to ‘dunk’ in if you’d like! […]
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I see leftover Thanksgiving sandwiches all the time, but I love this idea of doing a quesadilla instead!! Thanks so much for linking up to Taste and Tell Thursdays!
I see leftover Thanksgiving sandwiches all the time, but I love this idea of doing a quesadilla instead!! Thanks so much for linking up to Taste and Tell Thursdays!
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[…] Turkey Cranberry Quesadillas: I created this idea as a twist on the typical turkey sandwich made from leftovers. It is a simple and easy Turkey Cranberry Quesadilla. You could do the same thing and switch out the tortilla from some yummy slices of bread and make a panini if you prefer. If you have leftover gravy, you could use that to dip the quesadilla in too if you’d like. Recipe found at Real Mom Kitchen. […]
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these look great! great way to use the extra turkey!
these look great! great way to use the extra turkey!
Great picture! It looks so good!
Great picture! It looks so good!
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This looks really good! Can’t wait for leftovers so I can try it!
This looks really good! Can’t wait for leftovers so I can try it!