Poultry Sandwich Recipes (Most Popular)
Warm meat, gooey cheese, and grilled vegetables--what's not to love about a Philly cheese steak? How about the more than 1,600 calories in each one! This take on the classic skimps on fat but not flavor.
These are perfect to BBQ. I also use this recipe to make meatballs (add an egg and 1/2 cup of breadcrumbs).
This is a Spark 'Editor's Choice' recipe that I modified for the crockpot, and shredded to make sandwiches with. It's very good. I like it because it's not a traditional bbq type sauce.
This is a healthier version of chicken salad that my mom sometimes makes. The little bit of ranch gives it a nice flavor not found in a traditional chicken salad.
This is a low-cal take on the Sloppy Joe, using turkey and vegetables. Turkey provides the low-cal protein and lots of veggies make this healthy.
Delicious! You'll love all the flavors blended into a yummy chicken pita sandwhich!
The night before you intend to make this you need to boil your chicken on med to high for 2 1/2 hours. Let chicken cool and then place in fridge. The next morning you need to take chicken off of the bones. Use your hands this will help you take out all the little bones. Then take the shredded chicken and place in a crock pot or stove to pan. Add Cream of chicken soup(1 large can), and chicken stuffing(1 box). Let cook until chicken hot. Serve with hamburger buns or on pita bread.
Looking for a tasty way to get those veggies in? I never have leftovers because my teenagers love it! They don't have to know it full of vegetables! Very filling with minimal calories
I LOVE the Buffalo Chicken sandwich that I get at restaurants, but know the fried chicken is no good for you. So I put chicken in the crock pot with the Buffalo sauce and my family LOVES it!!
This is just a very basic chicken salad for topping off greens or slapping between a couple slices of bread. It's a basic recipe which, in the past, I've done with much more mayo - the milk thins out the mayo and helps spread the flavor out in this variation. Adding dried cranberries or chopped nuts makes it even better, but doing that, one should remove the relish and add a little more milk (maybe up it to 3 tablespoons of milk). This is a -big- recipe because it keeps for many days in a sealed container.
Fabulous taste and a great way to use left over chicken breast. Low fat - low carbs - low calories - low sodium and a great pork alternative - What more could you ask for?!