Ingredients
Equipment
Method
Method
Make the stuffing waffles:
- Preheat your waffle iron. In a bowl, mix leftover stuffing with egg and melted butter until it holds together. Press into the hot waffle iron and cook 5–7 minutes until crisp and golden. Remove and let rest on a rack.

Mix the sauce:
- In a small bowl, whisk cranberry sauce, Dijon, honey, and salt until smooth.
Warm the turkey:
- Reheat shredded turkey briefly in a skillet or microwave until just warm. (Add a splash of gravy or stock to keep it juicy.)
Assemble:
- Spread cranberry-Dijon sauce on one waffle. Pile on warm turkey, add cheese, drizzle with gravy if using, and top with the second waffle.
Press and melt:
- Toast in a hot sandwich press or skillet for 2–3 minutes per side until the cheese melts and the outside is crisp.
Serve immediately:
- Slice in half and serve with extra cranberry sauce for dipping.

Nutrition
Notes
Tips & Variations
- No waffle maker? Shape stuffing into patties and fry in a skillet until crisp.
- Use brie for a rich, melty upgrade.
- Add sliced pickles or onions if you like a tangy contrast.
- Make mini versions on slider buns for party leftovers.
FAQs
Can I use bread instead of stuffing?Absolutely — just butter and toast it well, but you’ll miss that crispy stuffing magic. How long does leftover turkey keep?
Up to 3 days refrigerated or 3 months frozen. Reheat gently to avoid dryness. Can I make the waffles ahead?
Yes, they stay crisp for several hours and reheat well in a toaster or oven. What cheese melts best?
Provolone or Swiss gives perfect pull, but cheddar adds sharper flavour.
