I used some deli turkey slices, cooked up some bacon, julienned a carrot and green onion, seeded and julienned a tomato, washed some lettuce leaves and shredded some radicchio. Once this was all ready, I filled a pie plate with hot water from the kettle to soften the rice papers in. I added in the carrot, radicchio and onion because that's what I had on hand and I thought it would look nice! but you could put anything in there like cucumber, red pepper, zucchini even herbs. I seeded the tomatoes so they wouldn't be too wet. Then I just dipped my rice paper, laid it on a clean tea towel, filled and rolled. Easy peasy!! Here's the printable recipe for how I made them .
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Turkey Club Roll
I promised Steve on Sunday that I would make him a Turkey Club Sandwich. Well, I finally got around to it today, but with a twist. I was watching "Fresh with Anna Olsen" on the Foodnetwork while I had my morning coffee and she made Vegetable Salad Rolls with rice paper. So I thought "aha!" I will make Turkey Club Rolls! I had never used rice paper before and they turned out great! They were a big hit with Stevie, too!
I used some deli turkey slices, cooked up some bacon, julienned a carrot and green onion, seeded and julienned a tomato, washed some lettuce leaves and shredded some radicchio. Once this was all ready, I filled a pie plate with hot water from the kettle to soften the rice papers in. I added in the carrot, radicchio and onion because that's what I had on hand and I thought it would look nice! but you could put anything in there like cucumber, red pepper, zucchini even herbs. I seeded the tomatoes so they wouldn't be too wet. Then I just dipped my rice paper, laid it on a clean tea towel, filled and rolled. Easy peasy!! Here's the printable recipe for how I made them .
I used some deli turkey slices, cooked up some bacon, julienned a carrot and green onion, seeded and julienned a tomato, washed some lettuce leaves and shredded some radicchio. Once this was all ready, I filled a pie plate with hot water from the kettle to soften the rice papers in. I added in the carrot, radicchio and onion because that's what I had on hand and I thought it would look nice! but you could put anything in there like cucumber, red pepper, zucchini even herbs. I seeded the tomatoes so they wouldn't be too wet. Then I just dipped my rice paper, laid it on a clean tea towel, filled and rolled. Easy peasy!! Here's the printable recipe for how I made them .
Labels:
club,
rice paper,
sandwich,
turkey
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