Low Carb Turkey and Swiss BLT Roll-Ups

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• recipe Low Carb Turkey and Swiss BLT Roll-Ups
  Jessica New Orleans , LA 02-06-2009

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  Yummy

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  I am a huge tortilla and bread fanatic and can't live without it. However I am trying a low carb diet and I have to say I did... not miss the bread at all on this recipe very good. Not to mention quick and easy. Read more

• recipe Low Carb Turkey and Swiss BLT Roll-Ups
  Lisal Benbrook, TX 01-19-2007

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  out of this world good

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  I am not on a diet, but while looking for something to make with left over roast turkey I tried this, so so very good, it... deserves 10 stars! the only changes I made was provalone cheese instead of swiss because thats what I had, my mouth waters just thinking about these, next time I will add pita pockets so they will be easier to eat. more George recipes PLEASE!!!!Read more

• recipe Low Carb Turkey and Swiss BLT Roll-Ups
  Anonymous 08-04-2006

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  Yummy and satisfying

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  This lettuce rollup is so good, you don't miss the bread at all. It might be even better without the bread. I would definetly... recommend this to anyone on the low-carb diet or not on it.Read more

• recipe Low Carb Turkey and Swiss BLT Roll-Ups
  Donna Big Bear Lake, CA 03-30-2006

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  I would change some things

  Rated: 2 stars out of 5

  I hate iceberg lettuce, a total waste of money. Use butter/bibb/boston, or green or red leaf, you might also experiment with... endive, especially the hearts. Also, fresh spinach leaves could be interesting. It's a really simple recipe, so you need to "doll" it up a little. Some flavored sauces could give flair, e.g., mayo with chipotle, mustard, horseradish (spelling?), worshestire, steak sauce, BBQ sauce. Roll-ups can be done with almost any type of seafood, poultry, beef or pork. (They can also be done vegetarian by adding some tofu or beans, kid-friendly by doing PB&J, etc.) And don't ignore the healthier versions of thin breads; a little carbs are OK, just don't go overboard. Also, don't think you have to rely on mayo only; you can use plain yogurt, sour cream (just a little added to the base), cottage cheese, chevre (goat's cheese), neufchatel. Use your imagination. Toss in a small amount of fruit (mandarin oranges, grapes, blueberries, raspberries, apple chunks, and on and on. . . .) Try something exotic (figs, a teensy puff of curry powder or chili powder, cinn, allspice, mace, cardamom, . . . . ) Don't be afraid to experiment unless you know that the majority of the people you're feeding will NEVER go for that. Often, they won't even detect what you added, just that it's different, unique, interesting. Think occassion and weather. Tailgaiting? Go for the heavier meats. Summer? Go light.Read more

• recipe Low Carb Turkey and Swiss BLT Roll-Ups
  Jacquie welland 03-01-2006

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  low carb turkey & swiss BLT

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  GREAT!!! perfect for a quick fix during the day. I've lost 18 lbs so far, thanks George!!

• recipe Low Carb Turkey and Swiss BLT Roll-Ups
  Kelly San Jose, CA 09-25-2005

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  Easy BLT

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  I really liked this one a lot. So very easy. I am not big on swiss cheese so I put cheddar in it's place. Oh so good. I also... put three pieces of bacon in stead of two. All I can say is YUMMY. Keep it up George. You are helping me stay low carb!Read more