Leftover thanksgiving turkey sandwiches are the best, but why not a turkey stuffing waffle sandwich? That way you skip the carb overload from bread-on-bread but still get to enjoy your day after turkey treat.
We made a “batter” by mixing milk, flour and baking powder with our prepared stuffing (recipe here), then prepared two waffles in a standard waffle iron. They came out fine and we prepped one waffle with Durkee’s dressing and cranberry sauce; the other got hot gravy, turkey breast and wilted salad. We put the two together, cut into quarters, and were good to go.
The result is a massive sandwich you are unlikely to eat at one sitting; two quarters should be enough for most appetites. In the future we will probably do some modification of ingredients to make them more sandwich-able, for example diluting the gravy so it will seep into the cells of the waffle like melted butter. But we are happy with our first effort!