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Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Panini

Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Sandwich

How can something so simple and easy to make taste so AMAZING? I made this turkey, brie, and cranberry chutney sandwich recipe for my son and me to share, and we both thought it was delicious. My son told me it was awesome and ate every last bite of his half. I have to say, I am pretty proud of my little foodie–not many 4-year-old kids would eat this sandwich and love it. This easy turkey and brie sandwich paired nicely with a cup of creamy artichoke parmesan soup and some sweet potato chips.

Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Sandwich

Ingredients: 

Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Sandwich

How to Make Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Sandwich

Preheat the panini maker.

Spread the chutney on both pieces of bread.

Layer it with turkey, add brie, and top with the remaining piece of bread.

Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Sandwich

Place the sandwich on the panini grill and cook for 4-5 minutes.

If you don’t have a panini grill, use a skillet over medium heat and cook on both sides until crisp and golden brown.

Side Note: I rarely add butter to the bread because cooking it “dry” makes it turn out extra crispy and so tasty. Feel free to butter your bread if you desire. 

Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Sandwich

 

 

 

Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Sandwich

Turkey, Brie, and Cranberry Chutney Sandwich

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Course: Lunch
Cuisine: American
Servings: 1
Author: Pam - For the Love of Cooking

Ingredients

  • 2 slices of rustic bread
  • 3 slices of turkey
  • Brie
  • Cranberry chutney

Instructions

  • Preheat the panini maker.
  • Spread the chutney on both pieces of bread.
  • Layer it with turkey, add brie, and top with the remaining piece of bread.
  • Place the sandwich on the panini grill and cook for 4-5 minutes.
  • If you don't have a panini grill, use a large skillet over medium heat and cook on both sides until crisp and golden brown.
  • Side Note: I rarely add butter to the bread because cooking it "dry" makes it turn out extra crispy and so tasty. Feel free to butter your bread if you desire.
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  1. That is what I am talking about!
    I made cranberry chutney for dinner. Found a toast cheese sandwich with same ingredients as yours, but they added a persimmon. Oh mama! So I am going to use yours and remove the persimmon! I am ready for one right now! thanks