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ICDEDTURKES wrote: We have gotten this turkey hunting **** so figured out we can move onto other things. :lol:
:lol: Gotta make sure we have the correct condiment for breakfast when we get back, after making quick work of an old gobbler before 8:00.
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Picture this!!

Sliced turkey breast
Two pieces of Italian bread
Lettuce
Two slices of American cheese
Miracle Whip on both slices of bread
Salt and pepper to taste.

Your favorite potato salad on the side.

I'm drooling so bad I can't even finish
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Dukes all the way.
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Dukes + the whitest, most enriched bread + homegrown tomatoes = summer delicacy.
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Blue Plate mayo
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I like mine with candy sprinkles, and a used feather duster and some unwashed sheep wool.
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Hognutz wrote:Picture this!!

Sliced turkey breast
Two pieces of Italian bread
Lettuce
Two slices of American cheese
Miracle Whip on both slices of bread
Salt and pepper to taste.

Your favorite potato salad on the side.

I'm drooling so bad I can't even finish
Sliced canned cranberry sauce on top and the above is perfect although I would omit the cheese.
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I certainly can do the cranberry.. I'm not crazy about cheese either, but it works on this sammich..
I'm definitely smelling what you're steppin' in, Brother! :salute:
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Turkey can be a tad dry. Not so with cranberry, lettuce and mayo. Gil
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Hognutz wrote:Picture this!!

Sliced turkey breast
Two pieces of Italian bread
Lettuce
Two slices of American cheese
Miracle Whip on both slices of bread
Salt and pepper to taste.

Your favorite potato salad on the side.

I'm drooling so bad I can't even finish
Dam Mike, you really know how to hurt a hungry guy!!! :lol: That is pretty much how I make mine too, with lots of pepper.
Guess I'll just have to wait a couple a weeks. :mrgreen: :thumbup:
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I agree, Shooter. The more pepper the better!!
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Dukes
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GLS wrote:Turkey can be a tad dry. Not so with cranberry, lettuce and mayo. Gil
1 cup Diamond Kosher,a pinch of this a pinch of that and a nice long cold bath.. When it hits 165 in the thigh take it off.. Takes care of that problem.
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:thumbup: I like Dukes
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M Sharpe wrote:Blue Plate mayo
No doubt. Blue plate for myself also. Miracle whip is plain nasty.
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