INGREDIENT  | MEASURE (FOR 50 SERVINGS)  | 
|---|---|
Turkey Breast, Sliced, USDA Foods #110900  | 2  pounds + 6  ounces  | 
Bread, Pullman, WGR, #1225  | 100  slices  | 
Cheese, American, Sliced, USDA Foods, #100018  | 1  pound + 9  ounces  | 
1.  | Thaw the turkey and cheese in the refrigerator. Thaw the sliced bread according to the directions on the package. CCP: Cover and hold under refrigeration (41 degrees F or lower) until ready for sandwich assembly.  | 
2.  | Weigh a ¾ ounce portion of sliced turkey to determine the portion size. Cover the sliced turkey with plastic wrap and refrigerate it until ready for sandwich assembly. CCP: Cover and hold under refrigeration (41 degrees F or lower) until ready for assembly.  | 
3.  | SANDWICH ASSEMBLY: 
 Serve immediately, or cover pan with lid, foil, or plastic wrap until ready for service. CCP: Cover and hold under refrigeration (41 degrees F or lower) until ready for service.  | 
4.  | OPTIONAL INSTRUCTION: Heat the sandwiches for 5 -7 minutes in a 350 degree F oven as needed for line service. CCP: Cover and hold for service at 135 degrees F or higher.  | 
5.  |  Portion one sandwich per serving. Each portion provides 1 oz. eq. meat/meat alternate and 2 oz. eq. whole grains. CCP: Hold and maintain the product at a minimum temperature of 41 degrees F. Check temperature every 30 minutes. Cover, label, and date any unassembled leftover ingredients. Discard any leftover assembled product.  | 
- Thaw the turkey and cheese in the refrigerator.
 - Thaw the sliced bread according to the package or case directions.
 - The sandwiches may be cut in half diagonally.
 - Use USDA Foods products when available.
Have condiment and trimming options available for selection by students. Condiments and trimmings have not been included in this nutrient analysis – remember to include them in the weekly menu nutrient analysis.
Refer to the USDA FNS Food Buying Guide for School Meal Programs and/or the item's product formulation statement for quantities to purchase if the recipe is altered.
If changes are made in ingredients, check the crediting information and re-calculate the nutrition analysis.