Turkey Pinwheels with Pesto and Sun-Dried Tomatoes
Turkey Pinwheelswith Pesto and Sun-Dried Tomatoes are the perfect answer to busy weekday lunches and last-minute party trays. This no-cook recipe features deli turkey, white beans, provolone cheese, and a creamy pesto spread, all rolled into soft Lavash bread for a satisfying bite.
115 oz can white beans (such as Northern or cannellini)drained and patted dry
1tablespoonextra-virgin olive oil
1garlic cloveminced
¼teaspoonkosher salt
¼teaspoonfreshly ground black pepper
4tablespoonsbasil pesto
10-12thin slicesroasted turkeyabout 6 oz total
10thin slices provolone cheese
½cupsun-dried tomatoes in oilchopped and patted dry
6-8large leavesred leaf lettucetorn and blotted dry
Pepperoncini rings (optional)
Instructions
Mash the beans with olive oil, garlic, pesto, salt, and pepper until mostly smooth. Stir until it becomes a cohesive, spreadable mixture. If it’s too thick, loosen it with a teaspoon of warm water or lemon juice.
Lay each Lavash bread flat. Divide the bean-pesto spread evenly across both. Layer turkey slices, add provolone, scatter sun-dried tomatoes, and finish with lettuce pieces.
Starting from the bottom edge, roll the lavash up tightly into a log, keeping the filling snug inside. Give the finished roll a gentle press to tighten everything together.
Wrap each roll tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 15 minutes so the filling sets up.
Unwrap the chilled rolls. Trim the ends, then cut into 1-inch pinwheels using a sharp serrated knife. Secure each with a toothpick or mini skewer.
Arrange on a serving platter. Add a few pepperoncini rings for garnish (optional).
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Notes
TIP Add a squeeze of lemon to pesto to prevent browning if not serving immediately.Storage Store leftover turkey pinwheels tightly wrapped in plastic wrap or an airtight container for up to 3 days in the refrigerator.Freeze This dish is not freezer-friendly.Reheat: Pinwheels are best enjoyed cold or at room temperature.Substitutions
White Beans: Substitute chickpeas or mashed avocado for a different texture or flavor.
Red Leaf Lettuce: Try baby spinach or arugula.
Pesto: Swap pesto for roasted red pepper spread or sundried tomato tapenade.
Adjustments Cooking time may need to be adjusted based on the geography of the area (high vs. low elevation), cookware (stoneware vs traditional bakeware), and outdoor temperature if grilling.Nutrition information is only an estimate