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This toasty sandwich hits the spot when it's chilly outside - the turkey melt brings together juicy tomatoes, fresh spinach, crunchy bacon and melted cheddar between buttery sourdough slices. It's totally satisfying on its own or next to a steaming bowl of soup for the perfect comfort meal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
→ What kind of bread works best?
A thick, crusty bread like sourdough is sturdy and grills wonderfully. Use what you love, though!
→ Can this be made in advance?
It's best eaten right after grilling while the cheese is gooey. Prep ahead if needed, but grill fresh.
→ How do I stop the bread from getting soggy?
Dry tomato slices with a paper towel and layer them between the turkey and cheese to keep the bread sturdy.
→ What sides should I serve with it?
Try it with tomato soup, crunchy chips, or a quick green salad. Fantastic for dipping into hot soup!
→ What if I don’t want bacon?
No problem! You can swap it with avocado slices, or leave it out. It’s still yummy with just turkey and cheese.
Turkey Cheddar Melt Sandwich
Toasted sandwich stuffed with turkey, cheddar cheese, bacon, and fresh veggies. A cozy lunch or dinner favorite.
Spread honey mustard over one side of all bread slices. Halve the cheese slices so you get 4 smaller pieces.
Step 02
Place cheese, turkey slices, tomato rounds, and baby spinach on two slices of bread.
Step 03
Top with the remaining bread slices, adding bacon and cheese to these pieces before you close up the sandwiches.
Step 04
Spread a layer of softened butter over the outer sides of each piece of bread, making sure it’s evenly coated.
Step 05
Set a skillet on medium heat and cook the sandwiches for about 3 to 4 minutes per side. Flip when the bread turns golden and the cheese starts to ooze.
Notes
Pick fresh deli slices for better flavor—skip pre-packaged options
Swap in dairy-free cheese and butter if needed
Pairs perfectly with a side salad or a warm bowl of soup
Tools You'll Need
Cutting board
Large frying pan
Butter-spreading knife
Flat spatula
Allergy Information
Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.
Includes dairy products
Contains wheat/gluten
Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)
It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.