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    Pan-fried Turkey, Brie & Cranberry SandwichDespite being low in saturated fat and high in the antioxidant selenium, the humble turkey gets a raw deal at this time of year. Most of us will be serving it on Christmas Day - but the thought of all those leftovers is often both boring and overwhelming. However Totally Traditional Turkeys are here to change that with these mouth-watering recipes from award-winning chef Rachel Green. For further information, visit www.totallytraditionalturkeys.co.uk.

    Turkey, Smoked Bacon and Sweetcorn Chowder

    Turkey, Smoked Bacon and Sweetcorn Chowder

    A hearty dish that’s both smoky and sweet. Serve with toasted bread for dipping.

    Turkey and Orange Prune Salad with Toasted Pecan Nuts

    Turkey and Orange Prune Salad with Toasted Pecan Nuts

    This salad can be served as a generous starter – or serve it with fresh crusty bread for a light bite.

    The Ultimate Turkey Gobbler Sandwich with Cranberry Mayo

    The Ultimate Turkey Gobbler Sandwich with Cranberry Mayo

    Everyone will love this festive twist on the BLT. You can serve it with fries for a more filling lunchtime treat.

    Homemade Turkey Gravy with Sherry

    Serve with the Christmas roast for a really traditional feast.

    Roasted Turkey with Fig, Apple and Shallot Stuffing with Fresh Sage

    Roasted Turkey with Fig, Apple and Shallot Stuffing with Fresh Sage

    A traditional roast for Christmas day with a fruity twist. Serve with all the trimmings and a homemade turkey and sherry gravy.

    Turkey, Brie and Cranberry Sandwich

    Pan-fried Turkey, Brie and Cranberry Sandwich

    Made in minutes, this toasted sandwich is perfect for lunch. Serve with potato wedges for a more filling meal.

    Coronation Turkey with Apricot Purée

    Coronation Turkey with Apricot Purée in a Baked Potato

    Serve with a rice salad, as a filling for a baked potato or Children like it stuffed in toasted pita breads. If you make too much purée, freeze the rest for future use.

    Christmas Turkey Penne with Lemon, Walnut and Ginger

    Christmas Turkey Penne with Lemon, Walnut and Ginger

    This creamy, crunchy pasta dish is the perfect mid-week meal for winter nights.